Validation of a Tunisian Version of the French Scale State Anxiety in Competition (EEAC): Sport and Exercise Context

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2015Publisher:Scientific Research Publishing, Inc.Journal:Open Journal of Social Sciences, volume 3, pages 107-112 (issn: 2327-5952, eissn: 2327-5960,

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Authors: Driss Boudhiba; Najoua Moalla; Yassine Arfa; Noureddine Kridis;

doi: 10.4236/jss.2015.32014

Validation of a Tunisian Version of the French Scale State Anxiety in Competition (EEAC): Sport and Exercise Context

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This study aims to adapt the CSAI-2 in the French version (EEAC), among 156 Tunisian athlete boys and girls one hour before competition. Therefore, our purpose is to refine the factorial analysis and get a shorter but stronger structure of the EECA version. Our study proposes a new Tunisian version of 13 items with (α = 0.85) instead of the first twenty three French version.

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