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Table 4 Construct validity of the SC-IdFAI

From: Adaptation and psychometric evaluation of the simplified Chinese version of the identification of functional ankle instability questionnaire in Chinese-speaking patients with chronic ankle instability disorders

Correlation coefficient

rs (P value) a

C-IdFAI subscales

Overall Scale

Factor 1

Factor 2

Factor 3

Hypotheses

FAAM

 ADL

− 0.776 (< 0.001) b

− 0.668 (< 0.001) b

− 0.575 (< 0.001) b

− 0.738 (< 0.001) b

≥ Moderate, and better than SF-36 wih SC-IdFAI

 Sport

− 0.775 (< 0.001) b

− 0.644 (< 0.001) b

− 0.636 (< 0.001) b

− 0.669 (< 0.001) b

SF-36

 Physical Function

− 0.412 (< 0.001) b

− 0.395 (< 0.001) c

− 0.295 (0.001) c

− 0.344 (< 0.001) c

≥ Moderate, and worse than FAAM wih SC-IdFAI

 Role-Physical

−0.551 (< 0.001) b

− 0.511 (< 0.001) b

− 0.405 (< 0.001) b

− 0.424 (< 0.001) b

 Bodily Pain

− 0.482 (< 0.001) b

− 0.441 (< 0.001) b

− 0.359 (< 0.001) c

− 0.422 (< 0.001) b

 General Health

−0.549 (< 0.001) b

− 0.529 (< 0.001) b

− 0.323 (< 0.001) c

−0.511 (< 0.001) b

 Vitality

−0.372 (< 0.001) b

− 0.404 (< 0.001) c

− 0.155 (0.075) b

−0.278 (0.001) b

≤ Poor, and worse than physical subscales of SF-36 and SC-IdFAI

 Social Function

−0.242 (0.005) b

−0.173 (0.047) b

− 0.230 (0.008) b

−0.107 (0.223) b

 Role-Emotional

0.035 (0.694) b

0.066 (0.455) b

−0.048 (0.586) b

0.050 (0.568) b

 Mental Health

−0.137 (0.119) b

−0.116 (0.186) b

− 0.083 (0.345) b

−0.141 (0.108) b

  1. a Calculated by the Spearman’s correlation coefficient (rs) of the overall scale and subscales of the SC-IdFAI with FAAM and SF-36
  2. b Consistent with the Hypothesis
  3. c Inconsistent with the Hypothesis
  4. SC-IdFAI Simplified Chinese version of the Identification of Functional Ankle Instability questionnaire; FAAM Foot and ankle ability measure; ADL Activity of daily living; SF-36 Short-Form 36