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Journal Article
A preliminary development of the Re-Injury Anxiety Inventory (RIAI)
2010
Overview
The present paper outlines the initial development of an instrument to measure re-injury anxiety.
Face, content and factorial validity were examined over three stages of exploratory factor analyses.
248 injured sport participants completed the scale.
A 28-item measure was produced to measure re-injury anxiety, comprising of two factors: re-injury anxieties regarding rehabilitation (RIA-R: 15 items) and re-injury anxieties regarding returning to training/competition (RIA-RE: 13 items). These two factors accounted for 80.56% of the total variance. The internal consistency for both factors was above the .70 criterion value; rehabilitation re-injury anxiety (alpha
=
.98); re-entry into competition re-injury anxiety (alpha
=
.96).
Future research needs to test the proposed 2-factor model presented in the current research using confirmatory factor analysis.
