Desenho e validação de um questionário de conhecimentos, atitudes e práticas (CAP) relacionados com jogos infantis tradicionais em escolares colombianos

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v60.106975

Palavras-chave:

estudos de validação, conhecimento, atitudes, práticas, jogos infantis tradicionais, pesquisas e questionários

Resumo

Introdução: As brincadeiras infantis tradicionais constituem uma estratégia essencial para promover a atividade física e as habilidades motoras nas aulas de educação física. São necessários instrumentos práticos para investigar os conhecimentos, atitudes e práticas dos escolares para sua implementação. atitudes e práticas relacionadas ao uso de jogos infantis tradicionais entre escolares de 7 a 12 anos. Métodos: Estudo de validação transversal. O questionário foi ajustado e validado por consenso pela metodologia Delphi, após três rodadas. 17 especialistas avaliaram cada item em termos de suficiência, importância, coerência, relevância e clareza. A validade de conteúdo foi determinada com o coeficiente V de Aiken e o coeficiente de concordância de Kendall. Foram estimados os valores de α-Cronbach e ω-McDonald's. Com base na estrutura do questionário, foi utilizada análise fatorial exploratória e confirmatória para verificar os índices de validade de construto. Resultados: Os resultados demonstraram um alto índice de validade com Aiken V de 0,91. O valor do coeficiente de Kendall foi W = 0,102 com nível de significância de p < 0,001 (X2 162, 685; df 94). O instrumento apresentou α-Cronbach’s de 0,829 e ω-McDonald’s de 0,840. Os resultados da análise fatorial exploratória e confirmatória sugerem eliminar alguns itens e equilibrar o número de itens de cada componente. Conclusões: O instrumento apresentou propriedades psicométricas suficientes e consistentes de validade e confiabilidade. O instrumento é válido para avaliar conhecimentos, atitudes e práticas de escolares. Espera-se que este instrumento forneça informações prévias para a implementação de brincadeiras infantis tradicionais nas aulas de educação física.

Palavras-chave: estudos de validação, CAP Surveys, jogos tradicionais, confiabilidade e validade, educação física.

Biografias Autor

Iván David Reyes Rodríguez , Universidad de Cundinamarca

Auxiliar de Investigación. Facultad de Ciencias del deporte y la educación física. Universidad de Cundinamarca

 

Gloria Ines Ortega-Mora , Universidad de Cundinamarca

Investigador del

Centro de Formación Deportiva, Pedagogía, y Administración. Universidad de Cundinamarca

Diana Patricia Gil-Moreno , Universidad de Cundinamarca

Investigador Centro de Formación Deportiva, Pedagogía, y Administración. Universidad de Cundinamarca

Jesus Leonardo Florian-Lara , Universidad de Cundinamarca

Investigador Grupo de investigación GINDESOF. Universidad de Cundinamarca

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2024-11-01

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Correa-Bautista, J. E. ., Reyes Rodríguez, I. D., Ortega-Mora, G. I., Gil-Moreno, D. P., & Florian-Lara , J. L. (2024). Desenho e validação de um questionário de conhecimentos, atitudes e práticas (CAP) relacionados com jogos infantis tradicionais em escolares colombianos. Retos, 60, 341–351. https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v60.106975

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