Disfrute y realización personal a través del deporte como factores protectores del consumo de alcohol: El rol moderador del rasgo búsqueda de sensaciones impulsiva

Schmidt, Vanina; Molina, María Fernanda; Celsi, Ignacio; Corti, Juan Facundo; Raimundi, María Julia

doi:10.21134/haaj.v22i2.663

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“…For this purpose, the three consumption variables were dichotomized. Following Schmidt et al [9], for frequency of consumption (FC), a low-frequency group was formed by subjects who drink once a month or less and a high-frequency group by subjects with regular or frequent consumption (twice a month or more). For the presence of HED, groups were formed for absence of HED (less than 4 SDs for females and less than 5 SDs for males) and presence of HED (4 or 5 SDs or more for females and males, respectively).…”

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“…For this reason, current studies tend to incorporate aspects of the activity and the athletes that may better explain the positive health effects of sport participation. For example, some studies suggest that the enjoyment, engagement, and personal fulfilment within the sport activity are associated with a lower frequency of alcohol consumption in adolescents [7][8][9]. Likewise, the individual characteristics of athletes affect the perception they have of their practice and may increase or decrease their psychological well-being [10] and consequently the likelihood of adopting risk behaviors during adolescence [11].…”

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Athlete’s Personal Values and the Likelihood of Alcohol Use and Heavy Drinking during Adolescence

Corti,

Castillo,

Miscusi

et al. 2024

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Sport is considered an exceptional activity for promoting healthy lifestyles, but the relationship between sport and alcohol consumption is inconclusive. Research on personal values may shed light on this issue and thus make it possible to find effective ways to prevent alcohol misuse in adolescents. The main objectives of this study were to explore the relationships between personal values and alcohol consumption amongst adolescent athletes and to validate the Portrait Values Questionnaire-21 (PVQ-21) in this population. A total of 914 athletes (aged 11–19; 55.4% female) participated in this study. Confirmatory multidimensional scaling analysis and confirmatory factor analysis were performed. Logistic regression models were fitted to assess the predictive power of personal values on alcohol use. Openness to change values positively predicted high-frequency alcohol use and high-frequency heavy episodic drinking, whereas the opposite occured with athletes who held conservation values. Furthermore, the probability of presenting heavy episodic drinking was negatively associated with conservation values. Finally, the PVQ-21 presented adequate psychometric properties to assess personal values among adolescent athletes. It is crucial to consider the personal values of adolescent athletes when promoting healthy lifestyles through sport.

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Athlete’s Personal Values and the Likelihood of Alcohol Use and Heavy Drinking during Adolescence

Corti,

Castillo,

Miscusi

et al. 2024

EJIHPE

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Which Assessment of Coach-Created Motivational Climate Better Predicts Young Athletes’ Engagement over a Season? Athletes’ Perceptions and Match Observations Do

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This work examines athletes’ and coaches’ perceptions and observed behavior in training and matches of the motivational climate created by the coach over the course of a season and whether these sources of information can inform the engagement of young basketball and volleyball players. A longitudinal design and multilevel mixed-effects linear regression models were conducted. Adolescents (n = 517) of both genders (61.1% male, 38.9% female) aged between 12 and 20 years (M = 16.01; SD = 1.85) playing in the A division of the basketball (46.4%) and volleyball (53.6%) federation of Buenos Aires (Argentina) participated in the study. In addition, 48 coaches (83% male, 17% female; M age = 33.98; SD = 8.39) from these teams participated. The coaches were videotaped during the training sessions in the three waves of measurements. Observers used the Multidimensional Motivational Climate Observational System. Athletes and coaches completed a socio-demographic questionnaire, and the Empowering and Disempowering Motivational Climate Questionnaire-Coach. Athletes also completed the Athlete Engagement Questionnaire. Differences were found between perspectives and, in general, a decrease in variables characterizing empowering climates and an increase in those characterizing disempowering climates were observed over the course of the season. When all measures are considered together and the effect of time is controlled for, the assessments that predict engagement are athlete perceptions and match observations.

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Disfrute y realización personal a través del deporte como factores protectores del consumo de alcohol: El rol moderador del rasgo búsqueda de sensaciones impulsiva

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Athlete’s Personal Values and the Likelihood of Alcohol Use and Heavy Drinking during Adolescence

Athlete’s Personal Values and the Likelihood of Alcohol Use and Heavy Drinking during Adolescence

Which Assessment of Coach-Created Motivational Climate Better Predicts Young Athletes’ Engagement over a Season? Athletes’ Perceptions and Match Observations Do

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