Abstract:

The concept of self-capacity is defined as the self-confidence of the individual to organize the activities necessary to show a certain performance, and the ability to successfully do, and is considered one of the most effective psychological structures that facilitate success in sport. Due to the effectiveness of different components on performance, it is considered useful to measure the specificity of self-capacity in the sport sector. This study aims to investigate the validity and reliability of the Turkish form of the Rocking Self-Qualification Scale developed specifically for Rocking. The scale translated to Turkey was applied to 114 people who were actively engaged in rock climbing in 2017. In the Turkish form, the reliability analysis looked at the matter-total score correlation ratio and the Cronbach alpha internal consistency analysis was done. Additionally, the structure validity of the scale has been applied to the explanatory factor analysis (AFA) and the verifying factor analysis (DFA). The reliability ratio of the measure is, in a form similar to the original, 87. The study found a single-dimensional structure that describes 47.86% of the total variance. In addition, according to the DFA results, when the conformity index is assessed, the structure appears to be within generally acceptable conformity limits. As a result, it is seen that the Turkish form is reliable and valid, and it can be applied to Turkish rock climbers. In subsequent research, the countryside can be used to measure the self-sufficiency of rock climbing in different subdivisions.

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