The Disposition to Cheating in Sport Questionnaire (CDED-KE) Adaptation in Kenyan University Students

This study contains partial results of a larger, comprehensive international research. University students from two countries (Hungary, Kenya) participated in the On one hand, goal was cultural adaptation internationally validated questionnaires related to topics fair play, sportsmanship, cheating, and gamesmanship Kenya, as well their Hungarian validation. The aim is present validation procedure Kenyan an index/scale among university students. Disposition Cheating Sport Questionnaire (CDED), developed by Ponseti et. al (2012), employed explore level cheating gamesmanship. reliability examined using Cronbach’s Alpha values. For CDED, (α) also 0.765. Based on results, scales were found be valid sample, successful, name questionnaire CDED-KE. 1,278 study. 54.9% (701 people) are men, 45.1% (577 women. In terms age, youngest participant 18, while oldest 50, average age 23.6 years (SD = 5.022). filled out online paper. addition descriptive statistics, two-sample T-test, one-way ANOVA test, Pearson’s correlation used. significance set at 0.001 or 0.005. IBM SPSS 26.0 software used for analysis. When examining variables, it that there no significant subscales (gamesmanship cheating) with regard gender, major studied field study, sporting habits (sport, type sport). Thus, these variables do not affect young people’s attitudes towards accepting However, acceptance decreases increasing although weak, negative relationship cannot ignored. According CDED-KE reliable applicable