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PSIHOMETRIJSKE KARAKTERISTIKE HRVATSKE VERZIJE UPITNIKA USMJERENOSTI NA ZADATAK (TASK) I NA ISHOD (EGO) U SPORTU (CTEOSQ)
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Smiljka Horga

The purpose of this study was to examine the selected psychometric properties of the Croatian version of Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire in order to extend the construct validation of this sport motivation instrument. The present study utilized a quasi-confirmatory factor analytic approach to evaluate the theoretical two-factor structure of the original TEOSQ scores and to examine the assumption of structure invariance across two different sports. 388 young male Croatian athletes from 17 football and 17 handball teams participated in this study. The results show that the Croatian version of TEOSQ confirmed the original two-factor solution (task, ego). Cronbach’s alpha coefficients for both dimensions indicated adequate reliability. The results are discussed with regard to accurate assessment of motivational constructs and a need for a valid and reliable instrument that can be used within the national sport-specific environment.

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PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE CROATIAN VERSION OF TASK AND EGO ORIENTATION IN SPORT QUESTIONNAIRE (CTEOSQ)

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The purpose of this study was to examine the selected psychometric properties of the Croatian version of Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire in order to extend the construct validation of this sport motivation instrument. The present study utilized a quasi-confirmatory factor analytic approach to evaluate the theoretical two-factor structure of the original TEOSQ scores and to examine the assumption of structure invariance across two different sports. 388 young male Croatian athletes from 17 football and 17 handball teams participated in this study. The results show that the Croatian version of TEOSQ confirmed the origi-nal two-factor solution (task, ego). Cronbach'a alpha coefficients for both dimensions indicated adequate re-liability. The results are discussed with regard to accurate assessment of motivational constructs and a need for a valid and reliable instrument that can be used within the national sport-specific environment.


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... The larger the absolute difference, the less satisfied the person is with their body, while the sign indicates the direction of dissatisfaction (the minus sign suggests that the person wants to increase body mass; the plus sign indicates that the person wants to reduce body mass). Athletes' dispositional motivational orientation was assessed with the Croatian Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire (CTEOSQ) [64,65]. The questionnaire comprises two composite scales: a 7-item task subscale, ("I learn a new skill and it makes me want to practice more") and a 6-item ego subscale ("I can do better than my friends"). ...

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Eating Disorders in Taekwondo Athletes: The Contribution of Coach Behavior, Body Satisfaction, and Goal Orientation
PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF THE CROATIAN VERSION OF TASK AND EGO ORIENTATION IN SPORT QUESTIONNAIRE (CTEOSQ)