Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Sports Training Facilities Efficiency of 700th Anniversary Chiang Mai Stadium
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This quantitative research was aimed to analyses the confirmatory factors of Sports Training Facilities Efficiency of 700th Anniversary Chiang Mai Stadium. The sample was service providers and users in total of 672. The proposed factor was nine factors based on the sixth pillar of Sport Policy Factors Leading to International Sporting Success (SPLISS). Research instrument was online questionnaire which has acceptable validity and reliability from average of item content validity index (I-CVI) and Cronbach alpha at 0.93 and 0.88 respectively. Confirmatory factor analysis techniques were employed in statistical analysis.
The results were found that the nine factors of Sports Training Facilities Efficiency of 700th Anniversary Chiang Mai Stadium have congruence with empirical data (Comparative Fit Index was 0.989). Top three standardized factor loading of the nine factors were Need data, High-quality facilities network, Travelling data. Administrators of 700th Anniversary Chiang Mai Stadium could consider on priority of the Need data for establishing the managerial strategy to attain sustainably efficiency.
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