Survey Data on VR Use and Training Satisfaction in University Basketball

Jigang Li's study collected 482 valid survey responses from university basketball players. The dataset analyzes the mediated chain effect of VR technology use on training satisfaction through self-efficacy and sport engagement. It contains results from four validated scales measuring these psychological and behavioral constructs.

Use Cases

• Analyze the correlation between VR technology use scale scores and satisfaction with training matches scores.
• Test the mediating effect of self-efficacy scale scores on the relationship between VR use and training satisfaction.
• Model the chain mediation pathway from VR use to sport engagement scale scores and then to training satisfaction.
• Examine the distribution and reliability of responses across the four psychological scales for 482 participants.

Strengths

• Contains 482 validated survey responses from a targeted population.
• Data is derived from four established psychological scales (VR use, satisfaction, self-efficacy, sport engagement).
• Study reports specific effect sizes and confidence intervals for three distinct mediation pathways.

Limitations

• Dataset scope is limited to 482 university basketball players, a specific and non-representative sample.
• Data is contained in a DOCX file (670.4 KB), requiring extraction for quantitative analysis.
• No raw columnar data or sample is provided, only summarized results in a document.

Provenance

Source

Jigang Li via figshare

Collection Method

Survey data collected using four psychological scales from university basketball players.

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