| 英文摘要 |
Instruction: Mindfulness has been a topic of growing interest in sport psychology. However, appropriate measurement is still wanking. The present study aimed to develop Chinese version of mindfulness inventory for sport (CMIS). Methods: The present study includes 2 sub-studies. 166 male and 32 female collegiate athletes (Mage = 19.79, SD = 1.56) participated in Study 1. Exploratory factor analysis and item analysis were conducted to examine the factor structure of CMIS. In study 2, confirmatory factor analysis, correlation analysis, and multiple group analysis were conducted with a sample of 136 male and 68 female collegiate athletes (Mage = 19.51, SD = 1.61) to examine the reliability and validity of CMIS. Results: 2 dimensions, attentional control and non-judgment, were extracted in study 1. Item analysis supported the appropriateness of each item. Study 2 provided further evidences of construct, criterion-related and discriminant validity, as well as the measurement invariance of CMIS. Conclusion: In general, our data provided preliminary evidence for the psychometric properties of CMIS. More tests are certainly warranted for measuring mindfulness in sport in future research. |
