Multidimensional Role Ambiguity and Role Satisfaction: A Prospective Examination Using Interdependent Sport Teams

This study examined the prospective relationships between multidimensional role ambiguity and role satisfaction using interdependent sports teams. Midseason perceptions of role ambiguity and role satisfaction were recorded by 246 British secondary school rugby ( n = 156) and field hockey ( n = 90) players. One month later, role satisfaction was assessed again, along with a measure of dispositional negative affectivity. After controlling for the …