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Operation Of The Basketball Jump Shooting Accuracy Test: Intra- And Inter-Rater Reliability Of Scoring Procedures And Floor And Ceiling Effects For Test Performance, Brenton J. Boddington, Ashley Cripps, Aaron T. Scanlan, Tania Spiteri
Operation Of The Basketball Jump Shooting Accuracy Test: Intra- And Inter-Rater Reliability Of Scoring Procedures And Floor And Ceiling Effects For Test Performance, Brenton J. Boddington, Ashley Cripps, Aaron T. Scanlan, Tania Spiteri
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The purpose of this study was to determine the intra- and inter-rater reliability of scoring procedures used in the newly developed Basketball Jump Shooting Accuracy Test (BJSAT) and assess for floor and ceiling effects in test performance. Thirty-one semi-professional basketball athletes completed four trials of the BJSAT. The BJSAT contains one jump shot at eight different locations, equally distributed across two- and three-point shots. Intra-rater reliability was determined by assessing the level of agreement between scores live in-person and watching captured video by the same assessor. Inter-rater reliability was determined by examining the level of agreement between two assessors who …
The Validity And Reliability Of The Basketball Jump Shooting Accuracy Test, Brenton J. Boddington, Ashley Cripps, Aaron T. Scanlan, Tania Spiteri
The Validity And Reliability Of The Basketball Jump Shooting Accuracy Test, Brenton J. Boddington, Ashley Cripps, Aaron T. Scanlan, Tania Spiteri
Health Sciences Papers and Journal Articles
The aim of this study was to examine the content validity, construct validity and reliability of the newly developed Basketball Jump Shooting Accuracy Test (BJSAT). Basketball athletes from different playing levels (State Basketball League [SBL], n = 30, age: 22.7 ± 6.1 yr; SBL Division I, n = 11, age: 20.6 ± 2.1 yr) completed four separate trials of the BJSAT with each trial consisting of shot attempts from two- and three-point distances at pre-determined court locations. Each shot attempt was scored utilising a criteria where higher scores were given when greater accuracy was exhibited. The BJSAT detected a significant, …