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. 2021 Feb 3;56(1):85–91. doi: 10.4085/1062-6050-0308.19

Table 2.

Indicator Variables and Outcome Variable Scales and Measures

Measure (α)
No. of Items: Scale
Item Stemsa
Itemsa
Injunctive norms (.881) 4 items: 1 = strongly disapprove to 5 = strongly approve For each of the following individuals, select how much you believe they approve or disapprove of YOU reporting symptoms of a concussion to a coach, athletic trainer, or a sports medicine staff member Your head coach Your assistant coach Athletic trainer Sports medicine staff member
Subjective norms (.783) 4 items: 1 = strongly disagree to 5 = strongly agree . . . expect me to tell a coach, athletic trainer, or a sports medicine staff member when I am experiencing symptoms of a concussion Most of my teammates Most other nonteammate student-athletes My coach My athletic trainer
Descriptive norms 1 item, 0% to 100% What percentage (%) of all National Collegiate Athletic Association student-athletes do you think would tell a coach, athletic trainer, or a sports medicine staff member if they are experiencing symptoms of a concussion.
Positive expectations (.847) 4 items: 1 = extremely unlikely to 5 = extremely likely How likely is it that playing through symptoms of a concussion will . . . Help me continue performing at a high level Help me achieve what is important to me Help me achieve my athletic goals Help my team succeed
Negative expectations (.712) 4 items: 1 = extremely unlikely to 5 = extremely likely How likely is it that playing through symptoms of a concussion will . . . Increase the chances of suffering another concussion Increase the chances of suffering an additional injury Prevent me from achieving my academic goals Prevent me from maintaining my long-term health
Reporting expectations (.569) 5 items: 1 = extremely unlikely to 5 = extremely likely How likely is it that telling your coach, athletic trainer, or a sports medicine staff member about symptoms of a concussion will . . . Make my family proud Let my teammates down Cause me to miss out on team activities Cause me to permanently lose my position on the team Help my team succeed
Reporting attitudes (.817) 5 items; 1 to 7 If you were to experience symptoms of a concussion, telling a coach, athletic trainer, or a sports medicine staff member would be . . . Harmful to beneficial Extremely difficult to extremely easy Bad to good Unimportant to important Worthless to valuable
Intentions to disclose concussion symptoms (.875) 4 items; 1 = extremely unlikely to 5 = extremely likely If you were to experience an impact to the body or a blow to the head after which you experienced any of the symptoms of a concussion, how likely are you to tell your coach in the following situations? During a preseason practice During a regular-season practice During a regular-season game During a championship game
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