Table of Contents
PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE STATE ANXIETY INVENTORY (SAI) IN THE CONTEXT OF ACUTE EXERCISE: ANOTHER LOOK
State Anxiety Inventory (SAI) and Exercise
What has been found?
Exercise-associated “anxiogenesis” and “anxiolysis”?
Rejeski, Hardy, & Shaw’s (1991) “alternative viewpoint”
Rejeski, Hardy, & Shaw, 1991
Just what is “state anxiety” anyway?
Spielberger’s model of anxiety
SAI & Exercise: Conceptual problems
And yet...
STUDY 1
STUDY 1
STUDY 1 RESULTS: Total SAI Score Changes
STUDY 1 RESULTS: Individual Item Responses
STUDY 1 RESULTS: Internal Consistency
STUDY 1 RESULTS: FS & FAS Responses
STUDY 1 RESULTS: SAM Responses
STUDY 1 RESULTS: Predicting SAI Score
STUDY 2
STUDY 2
STUDY 2 RESULTS: Total SAI Score Changes
STYDY 2 RESULTS: Item Responses
STUDY 2 RESULTS: Internal Consistency
STUDY 2 RESULTS: PCA Following Exercise
STUDY 2 RESULTS: AD ACL Responses
Conclusions
Recommendations for Future Research
|
Author: Paddy Ekkekakis
Email: ekkekaki@uiuc.edu
Home Page: http://www.kines.uiuc.edu/psychophys/
|