Development and validation of an in-competition emotion measure: The Brief In-Competition Emotion (BICE) scale

Freemantle, Alexander W. J.; Stafford, Lorenzo D.; Wagstaff, Christopher; Akehurst, Lucy; Laar, Darren Van

doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2021.102050

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“…In these two studies, for every player, the mean of all other teammates' emotions was computed to analyze the relationship between the players' emotions and the ones of their teammates as an indicator of emotional convergence. In the study by Freemantle et al (2022a), table tennis players competing in dyads filled out the Brief In-Competition Emotion Scale (Freemantle et al, 2021) before, during, and after a competition. The association between the two players' emotions was then assessed for each time point.…”

Section: Assessment Of Emotional Convergencementioning

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The role of emotional convergence in sport: A scoping review.

Fritsch,

Leis,

Wohlfarth

et al. 2024

Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology

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Emotional convergence describes the transfer of emotions between individuals. Complementing recent research that has highlighted the importance of considering the social nature of emotions in sport psychology, the purpose of the present review was to provide an overview of the role of emotional convergence in sport and, based on this, to set an agenda for future research. Through a search of the databases Scopus, APA PsycInfo, SPORTDiscus, PubMed, and Web of Science, 18 relevant articles were identified for indepth analysis. While the results of all studies are generally supportive of the phenomenon of emotional convergence in sport, some situational (e.g., type of activity, time point within competition) and personal (e.g., emotional contagion susceptibility, power status) factors were identified as relevant antecedents for emotional convergence. The evidence further suggests that the convergence of positive emotions might facilitate team performance, whereas the convergence of negative emotions is considered to be a key feature of team collapse. Additionally, it is suggested that individuals can employ intrapersonal and interpersonal emotion regulation strategies that either mitigate the effects of dysfunctional or enhance the effects of functional emotional convergence. These results are discussed in relation to relevant theoretical frameworks and findings from other areas of psychology. For the antecedents of emotional convergence, future research may particularly benefit from considering the cooperativeness of individuals, the hierarchy within a relationship, and individual's appraisal processes. To better understand the effects of emotional convergence on sports performance, research may focus on the underlying mechanisms and intergroup emotional convergence processes.

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Section: Assessment Of Emotional Convergencementioning

confidence: 99%

The role of emotional convergence in sport: A scoping review.

Fritsch,

Leis,

Wohlfarth

et al. 2024

Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology

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“…Nevertheless, the exploration of psychological factors in players provides a foundation for the development of new psycho-skills training, psychophysiological programs in training and their application on the field [125]. Therefore, it is important to develop instruments with high reliability and validity to measure psychological factors in this area, and this effort is ongoing [126][127][128]. From the foregoing, it can be cautiously predicted that research in this topic area will continue to be of value through its multidisciplinary approach to topics across soccer psychology, including training, psychological skill development, and performance development in youth and adult populations.…”

Section: Topic Area 4: Motivation Cognition and Emotionmentioning

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Data Analysis of Psychological Approaches to Soccer Research: Using LDA Topic Modeling

Lee,

Han

2023

Behavioral Sciences

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This study identifies the topical areas of research that have attempted a psychological approach to soccer research over the last 33 years (1990–2022) and explored the growth and stagnation of the topic as well as research contributions to soccer development. Data were obtained from 1863 papers from the Web of Science database. The data were collected through keyword text mining and data preprocessing to determine the keywords needed for analysis. Based on the keywords, latent Dirichlet allocation-based topic modeling analysis was performed to analyze the topic distribution of papers and explore research trends by topic area. The topic modeling process included four topic area and fifty topics. The “Coaching Essentials in Football” topic area had the highest frequency, but it was not statistically identified as a trend. However, coaching, including training, is expected to continue to be an important research topic, as it is a key requirement for success in the highly competitive elite football world. Interest in the research field of “Psychological Skills for Performance Development” has waned in recent years. This may be due to the predominance of other subject areas rather than a lack of interest. Various high-tech interventions and problem-solving attempts are being made in this field, providing opportunities for qualitative and quantitative expansion. “Motivation, cognition, and emotion” is a largely underrated subject area in soccer psychology. This could be because survey-based psychological evaluation attempts have decreased as the importance of rapid field application has been emphasized in recent soccer-related studies. However, measuring psychological factors contributes to the study of football psychology through a new methodology and theoretical background. Recognizing the important role of psychological factors in player performance and mental management, as well as presenting new research directions and approaches that can be directly applied to the field, will advance soccer psychology research.

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Why study emotions in sport?

Robazza

Ruiz

2022

Psychology of Sport and Exercise

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Development and validation of an in-competition emotion measure: The Brief In-Competition Emotion (BICE) scale

Cited by 5 publications

References 62 publications

The role of emotional convergence in sport: A scoping review.

The role of emotional convergence in sport: A scoping review.

Data Analysis of Psychological Approaches to Soccer Research: Using LDA Topic Modeling

Why study emotions in sport?

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