Perceived Social Development Scale for Physical Education Lessons (PSDSPEL) - Parent Version

Abstract

In this study, a valid and reliable scale was developed to measure parents' perceptions of their children's social development in physical education classes. In the first stage of the research, the relevant literature reivewed and student-parent interviews were held. As a result of the data obtained from the interviews, a 30-item draft scale was created. The draft scale was applied to 30 parents of students, and as a result of the feedback received, 5 items were removed from the pool. The remaining draft scale items were submitted to expert opinion and the number of items was reduced to 22. The 22-item scale was applied to 240 volunteer parents for Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) and to 216 volunteer parents for Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA). As a result of the analyses, the final scale consisting of 15 items and four sub-dimensions was obtained. In the final stage, the 15-item scale was applied to 540 volunteer parents. Accordingly, while it was observed that parents' PSDSPEL scores were higher in the positive behavior sub-dimension, it was determined that male parents' perception levels were higher than female parents. As a result of the research, it was seen that the reliability and validity and internal consistency coefficients of PSDSPEL's EFA and CFA results were at acceptable levels.

Keywords

• physcial education and sports
• showing responsibilty
• cooperating
• showing positive behaviour
• scale development

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