Frontiers in psychology · 2026
Risk perception and neuro-emotional development in adolescent athletes: psychometric validation of the ESTUDES scales for preventive guidance contexts.
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Armenteros Mayoral Juan Carlos, Raso Sánchez Franciso Manuel, Úbeda Sánchez Álvaro Manuel, Álvarez Ferrándiz Daniel
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Organized sport promotes physical and psychological health in adolescents, improving emotional regulation, self-efficacy and resilience, which are essential for preventing addiction. This study validates an adapted ESTUDES scale for measuring consumption and risk perception in young athletes.
METHOD: Descriptive cross-sectional study with 914 adolescent footballers from Jaén and Granada (aged 12-18). The ESTUDES 2023 questionnaire (20 items on tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, gambling, and risk perception) was adapted, applying exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis.
RESULTS: Five factors were identified, explaining 73.47% of the variance: tobacco use, alcohol use, gambling, cannabis use, and risk perceptions. Reliability was adequate (α = 0.863) with satisfactory fit indices (CFI = 0.920; RMSEA = 0.060). The highest correlations appeared between tobacco and alcohol (0.564), while risk perceptions showed negative relationships with all types of consumption.
CONCLUSION: The scale demonstrated adequate validity and consistency, constituting a useful tool for assessing addictive behaviors and designing preventive programs for adolescent athletes.
METHOD: Descriptive cross-sectional study with 914 adolescent footballers from Jaén and Granada (aged 12-18). The ESTUDES 2023 questionnaire (20 items on tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, gambling, and risk perception) was adapted, applying exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis.
RESULTS: Five factors were identified, explaining 73.47% of the variance: tobacco use, alcohol use, gambling, cannabis use, and risk perceptions. Reliability was adequate (α = 0.863) with satisfactory fit indices (CFI = 0.920; RMSEA = 0.060). The highest correlations appeared between tobacco and alcohol (0.564), while risk perceptions showed negative relationships with all types of consumption.
CONCLUSION: The scale demonstrated adequate validity and consistency, constituting a useful tool for assessing addictive behaviors and designing preventive programs for adolescent athletes.