Psychometric properties of the exercise identity scale in a university sample

By P. Wilson, Sovoeun Muon. 2008

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Subfields: Applied Psychology, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Social Psychology

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In Applied Psychology

1. Chunqing Zhang
2. A. Lithopoulos
3. M. Garcia-Barrera
4. Sam Liu
5. Frederiki C. Moustaka
6. M. Kaperoni
7. Renee H. Rhodes
8. S. Vlachopoulos

In Developmental and Educational Psychology

1. Frederiki C. Moustaka
2. Renee H. Rhodes
3. S. Vlachopoulos
4. M. Kaperoni
5. Chunqing Zhang

In Social Psychology

1. Frederiki C. Moustaka
2. M. Kaperoni
3. Renee H. Rhodes
4. S. Vlachopoulos
5. Chunqing Zhang

Citations in the corpus

• The relationship of self-determination theory variables to exercise identity (2011, methodology): “…provided evidence of a marginally acceptable single-factor CFA model representing EIS responses among Greek-speaking exercise participants whereas Wilson and Muon (2008) demonstrated an inadequate fit for the single-factor EIS model but a good fit for an alternative two-factor CFA EIS model…”
• Correlates of Perceived Physical Activity Transitions during the COVID‐19 Pandemic among Canadian Adults (2020, methodology): “Identity was measured using the role identity sub-scale (e.g. “When I described myself to others, I usually included my involvement in MVPA”; Wilson & Muon, 2008) of the exercise identity scale (Anderson & Cychosz, 1994) on a Likert scale from (1) strongly disagree to (5) strongly agree (a = .92).”