2015
DOI: 10.5007/1980-0037.2015v17n6p650
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Impacto do relacionamento treinador-atleta sobre a eficácia coletiva de jovens atletas de voleibol

Abstract: This study investigated the impact of the coach-athlete relationship (CAR) on the collective efficacy (CE) of young volleyball players. The sample consisted of 185 athletes from male and female teams participating in the Under-18 Paraná Championship. The Coach-Athlete Relationship Questionnaire and Collective Efficacy Questionnaire for Sports were used for data collection. The data were analyzed using the Mann-Whitney U test, Spearman's correlation test, and uni-and multivariate simple regression (p<0.05). The… Show more

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“…We also examined whether the coach–athlete relationship was associated with goal achievement at the initial measurement and whether perception of the coach–athlete relationship predicted goal achievement six months later. In accordance with existing research (e.g., Jowett and Cockerill, 2003; Nikbin et al, 2014; Vieira et al, 2015), we predicted that the coach–athlete relationship would be associated with goal achievement and that it would also positively predict goal achievement six months later.…”
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“…We also examined whether the coach–athlete relationship was associated with goal achievement at the initial measurement and whether perception of the coach–athlete relationship predicted goal achievement six months later. In accordance with existing research (e.g., Jowett and Cockerill, 2003; Nikbin et al, 2014; Vieira et al, 2015), we predicted that the coach–athlete relationship would be associated with goal achievement and that it would also positively predict goal achievement six months later.…”
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confidence: 85%
“…Both commitment to one’s coach and trust were significantly and positively associated with sporting performance. Vieira et al (2015) explored perceptions of the coach–athlete relationship among medalist and non-medalist Under-18 volleyball players. The volleyball players who won a medal perceived that they were closer and more committed to their coaches than the non-medalists.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Previous research identified that leadership styles oriented to training and instruction, positive feedback, social support, and democratic behavior are all positively linked to collective great confidence in individuals/team and increases beliefs of high efficacy (Hampson & Jowett, 2014;Soyer, Sarı, & Laurenţiu, 2014). Particularly, research has shown that a democratic coaching style, besides increasing athletes' sense of competence, independence, satisfaction and self-esteem, may probably result in more adaptive behaviors, stronger commitment, higher level of sportspersonship, and focus on task and achievement (Horn, 2002;Moen, 2014;Park, Seo, & Ko, 2016).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Para a avaliação da motivação foi utilizada a Escala de Motivação para o Esporte (SMS-2) desenvolvida originalmente por Pelletier et al 22 e adaptada por Nascimento Junior et al 23 . A escala contém 18 itens que são distribuídos em seis subescalas: Regulação intrínseca (3,9,17), Regulação integrada (4,11,14), Regulação identificada (6,12,18), Regulação introjetada (1,7,16), Regulação externa (5,8,15) e Desmotivação (2,10,13). As respostas são dadas em uma escala tipo Likert de 7 pontos que varia em um continuum de "Não corresponde totalmente" (1) a "Corresponde completamente" (7).…”
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“…As análises da motivação e relacionamento treinador-atleta em função do desempenho das equipes (colocação na competição) (Tabela 4) apontaram semelhanças entre as equipes semifinalistas e não semifinalistas, indicando que a colocação das equipes na competição pode não interferir na percepção das atletas quanto a essas variáveis psicológicas. O estudo de Vieira et al 18 com atletas de vôlei verificou que independente do desempenho na competição (medalhistas e não medalhistas) os atletas apresentaram-se mais motivados para a realização das tarefas em equipe. Quanto ao relacionamento treinador-atleta, os resultados desta pesquisa também recebem suporte no estudo de Vieira et al 18 , que observaram tanto para os atletas medalhistas de vôlei como para os não medalhistas uma percepção positiva da relação com o treinador, baseada na confiança e crenças nas próprias habilidades.…”
Section: Saúde E Pesquiunclassified