Decision-specific reinvestment scale: an exploration of its construct validity, and association with stress and coping appraisals.

摘要: Abstract Objective This research project aimed to explore the construct validity of Decision-Specific Reinvestment Scale (DSRS); more specifically, its links with stress and coping appraisals. Design Study 1 validated DSRS Movement-Specific (MSRS) French language, in order examine using MSRS, Preference for Intuition Deliberation (PID) inventory Melbourne Decision-Making Questionnaire (MDMQ). In addition, sex differences reinvestment were investigated. 2 examined appraisals high low reinvesters. Method study 1, 379 athletes completed DSRS, PID, MDMQ. 2, 100 handball players, classified as reinvesters, surveys assess stressor intensity, perceived controllability, effectiveness, subjective performance strategies Coping Inventory Competitive Sport over three games. Results we found that intuitive scored lower on comparison deliberative athletes, whilst no difference was MSRS. Convergent discriminant illustrated subscales No regarding reinvestment. findings showed reinvesters higher than terms effectiveness performance. Discussion addition confirmation validity, these strengthen our understanding how decision perceive a pressured situation. Key applications are derived from informing coaches offsetting negative effects sport