Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.]
This study aims at identifyin the constructs in the Athlete Satisfaction Questionnaire from the perspective of the football players. To date, empirical study on athletes’ satisfaction construct especially in the football sport has been limited. 250 professional football players from the Malaysian...
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| author | Zid, Azlina Amiruddin, Rozita Rajli, Mohammad Adzly Ismail, Siti Sakinah |
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| description | This study aims at identifyin the constructs in the Athlete Satisfaction Questionnaire from the
perspective of the football players. To date, empirical study on athletes’ satisfaction construct
especially in the football sport has been limited. 250 professional football players from the
Malaysian Super and Premiere League were involved in this study. Athlete Satisfaction
Questionnaire developed by Reimer and Chelladurai (1997) was used and the exploratory
factor analysis was done to obtain information pertaining to this current study. The study
findings showed that from the 14 constructs that existed in the Athlete Satisfaction
Questionnaire, only 5 constructs had been formed. The outcome showed that the training and
instruction, also personal treatment were included in the same factor. This is not surprising as
the items had given the same picture through the support and motivation of the coaches
towards the players. The five constructs had given a greater eigenvalue than 1. Through the
Rotated Sums of Squared Loadings analysis, the five constructs predicted as much as 77.47%
overall change of variance for the variable ‘athletes satisfaction’(Factor 1 = 20.65%; Factor 2 =
19.18%; Factor 3 = 13.07%; Factor 4 = 12.99%; Factor 5 = 11.58%) |
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| spelling | uitm-221092018-11-13T04:22:55Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22109/ Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] mjssr Zid, Azlina Amiruddin, Rozita Rajli, Mohammad Adzly Ismail, Siti Sakinah Games and amusements Sports Ball games: Baseball, football, golf, etc. Football games Football This study aims at identifyin the constructs in the Athlete Satisfaction Questionnaire from the perspective of the football players. To date, empirical study on athletes’ satisfaction construct especially in the football sport has been limited. 250 professional football players from the Malaysian Super and Premiere League were involved in this study. Athlete Satisfaction Questionnaire developed by Reimer and Chelladurai (1997) was used and the exploratory factor analysis was done to obtain information pertaining to this current study. The study findings showed that from the 14 constructs that existed in the Athlete Satisfaction Questionnaire, only 5 constructs had been formed. The outcome showed that the training and instruction, also personal treatment were included in the same factor. This is not surprising as the items had given the same picture through the support and motivation of the coaches towards the players. The five constructs had given a greater eigenvalue than 1. Through the Rotated Sums of Squared Loadings analysis, the five constructs predicted as much as 77.47% overall change of variance for the variable ‘athletes satisfaction’(Factor 1 = 20.65%; Factor 2 = 19.18%; Factor 3 = 13.07%; Factor 4 = 12.99%; Factor 5 = 11.58%) Faculty of Sports Science and Recreation 2017 Article PeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/22109/1/AJ_AZLINA%20ZID%20MJSSR%20SR%2017.pdf Zid, Azlina and Amiruddin, Rozita and Rajli, Mohammad Adzly and Ismail, Siti Sakinah (2017) Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.]. (2017) Malaysian Journal of Sport Science and Recreation <https://ir.uitm.edu.my/view/publication/Malaysian_Journal_of_Sport_Science_and_Recreation.html>, 13 (1). pp. 1-12. ISSN 1823-3198 https://mjssr.com/journal |
| spellingShingle | Games and amusements Sports Ball games: Baseball, football, golf, etc. Football games Football Zid, Azlina Amiruddin, Rozita Rajli, Mohammad Adzly Ismail, Siti Sakinah Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] |
| title | Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] |
| title_full | Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] |
| title_fullStr | Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] |
| title_full_unstemmed | Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] |
| title_short | Football Players’ Satisfaction: An exploratory factor analysis / Azlina Zid ...[et al.] |
| title_sort | football players’ satisfaction: an exploratory factor analysis / azlina zid ...[et al.] |
| topic | Games and amusements Sports Ball games: Baseball, football, golf, etc. Football games Football |
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