Validación la Escala Corta de Fluidez (FSS) en videojugadores argentinos
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El objetivo del trabajo fue evaluar, en videojugadores argentinos, las propiedades psicométricas de la
Escala Corta de Fluidez o Flow Short Scale (FSS). La muestra estuvo compuesta por 749 videojugadores
(Hombres = 49.5%; Mujeres= 50.5%), de entre 18 y 59 años (M = 23.76; DE = 5.656). La FSS permite analizar el Estado de Fluidez como una experiencia unifactorial o bifactorial y, también incluye, una escala de Importancia Percibida y tres ítems que evalúan capacidad, demanda y balance entre capacidad y demanda (Rheinberg et al., 2003; Engeser & Rheinberg, 2008). Para establecer evidencias de validez de la escala, en videojugadores argentinos, se utilizó el Análisis Factorial Confirmatorio, el Omega de McDonald (ω) y el CAIC, para evaluar la parsimonia de la FSS. Al analizar y evaluar los resultados, la FSS unidimensional y bidimensional se ajustaron al contexto local. Sin embargo, podrían mejorarse sus propiedades psicométricas.
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