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The development and validation of revised inclusive physical education self-efficacy questionnaire for Czech physical education majors

ABSTRACT The aim of this study was to translate and validate the revised inclusive physical education self-efficacy questionnaire SE-PETE-R in the Czech language. SE-PETE-R measures the self-efficacy of PE teacher education majors towards including students with intellectual disabilities (IDs), physical disabilities (PDs) and visual impairments (VIs) in PE frameworks. The English version of the questionnaire was translated into Czech, followed by verification by the back-translation procedure. Expert evaluation and confirmatory factor analysis (CFS) served as the basis for establishing validity of the Czech SE-PETE-R questionnaire. CFA performed for each subscale confirmed two factors (F1 peers’ instruction, F2 staying on task) in the ID scale, three factors (F1 specific adaptations, F2 peers’ instruction, F3 safety) in the PD scale and two factors (F1 specific adaptations, F2 peers’ instruction) in the VI scale.