Skill tests for basketball. measurement and assessment in Physical Education
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The document discusses two widely used basketball skill test batteries: the Johnson Basketball Test and the Stroup Basketball Test. The Johnson test measures abilities through three items: field goal speed, accuracy of basketball throws, and dribbling, while the Stroup test assesses goal shooting, wall passing, and dribbling based on competitive outcomes. Reliability for the Johnson test is high (0.89 and 0.88), and results from the tests correlate with team performance.
Skill tests for basketball. measurement and assessment in Physical Education
- 1. SKILL TESTS FOR BASKETBALL PRESENTED BY: MUHAMMAD USMAN M/S SCHOLAR SUIT PESHAWAR
- 2. Skill test for basketball • There are a number of tests and test batteries used for testing basketball skill. • Only two of the widely used test batteries will be discussed in this presentation 1. Johnson Basketball Test 2. Stroup Basketball Test
- 3. Johnson Basketball Test • L. Willian Johnson Proposed a Test Battery for High School Boys to measure Basketball abilities. • He composed three Test Items: 1. Field Goal Speed Test. 2. Basketball throw for accuracy. 3. Dribble. • The battery reliability and validity were 0.89 and 0.88 respectively
- 4. Johnson Basketball Test (cont) 1: Field Goal Speed Test. • Starting at any position under the basket in any position he desires. • Throws as many basket as he can in 30 seconds. • 1 basket = 1 point
- 5. Johnson Basketball Test (cont) • Basketball throw for accuracy. • A series of rectangles arranged one inside of the other on the wall 14 inches above the floor. • The dimensions of the rectangles are as follows; • 1: 60 x 40 inches 2: 40 x 25 inches 3: 20 x 10 inches • The subject is given 10 trials from a distance of 40 feet, using baseball pass or hook pass. • Scoring: 3 points inner rectangle, 2 in middle and 1 in outer. 1 2 3 Floor
- 6. Johnson Basketball Test (cont) • Dribble: • Four hurdles are placed in a line 6 feet apart and at a distance of 12 feet from a 6 feet long starting line. • The subject starts from one end o the starting line and dribbles around through the hurdles and back to the other end of the starting line. • Scoring: the number of zones crossed in 30 seconds
- 7. Johnson Basketball Test (cont) • The Three tests are scored as battery by adding the three obtained scores. • The total score range was 16 to 68, with the median at 42.
- 8. Stroup Basketball Test • Francis Stroup used the score made by competing teams as criterion for validating his basketball skill test. • 84 % of the games were won by the teams who scored high on the following tests. 1. Goal Shooting. 2. Wall Passing 3. Dribbling.
- 9. Stroup Basketball Test (Cont) 1: Goal Shooting • Starting at any position on the floor, the subject shoots as many baskets as possible in 1 minute. • If the ball gets out of control, the subject has to retrieve the ball each time himself
- 10. Stroup Basketball Test (Cont) 2: Wall Passing • The subject stands behind a line 6 feet from a wall. • Passes the ball against the wall as many times as possible in one minute. • A pass is not counted if the ball is batted instead of caught and passed • And if the subject moves over the restraining line when making a pass.
- 11. Stroup Basketball Test (Cont) 3: Dribbling • Seven bottles are placed in a line 15 feet apart for a 90 feet distance. • The subject starts at any end and dribbles alternately to the left and right and circles the end bottle each time. • A miss is counted if a bottle is knocked over or if the bottle is not passed on the proper side. • Scoring: the number of bottles properly passed in one minute