2014
DOI: 10.6063/motricidade.10(2).2930
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Efeitos da experiência nas dimensões de intensidade, direção e frequência da ansiedade e autoconfiança competitiva: Um estudo em atletas de desportos individuais e coletivos

Abstract: ARTIGO ORIGINAL | ORIGINAL ARTICLE RESUMO O presente estudo teve os seguintes objetivos: i) examinar as correlações inter-escalas entre as três dimensões de respostas (intensidade, direção e frequência) do CSAI-2R e sua relação com a experiência competitiva; e ii) verificar o efeito da experiência competitiva na ansiedade (cognitiva e somática) e na autoconfiança na amostra total e em função de diferentes tipos de modalidades (individuais vs. coletivas). A amostra foi composta por 267 atletas (196 do sexo masc… Show more

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“…Patel et al (2010) evidenced that athletes with high levels of self-confidence obtained better sporting results. Furthermore, the findings of the study of Fernandes et al (2014) indicated that self-confidence was closely related to the performance of amateur athletes. In this regard, it seems that the athlete's level of self-confidence may cause a positive effect in his or her competitive performance.…”
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“…Patel et al (2010) evidenced that athletes with high levels of self-confidence obtained better sporting results. Furthermore, the findings of the study of Fernandes et al (2014) indicated that self-confidence was closely related to the performance of amateur athletes. In this regard, it seems that the athlete's level of self-confidence may cause a positive effect in his or her competitive performance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Competitive anxiety, in its turn, is indicated as a multifactorial construct relating to the behavior regarding the stress response and a tendency to perceive stressing situations (Fernandes, Nunes, Raposo, & Fernandes, 2014;Fernandes, Nunes, Raposo, Fernandes, & Brustad, 2013;Fortes, Lira, Lima, Almeida, & Ferreira, 2016). According to the Multidimensional Theory of Competitive State Anxiety (Martens, Vealey, & Burton, 1990), anxiety has three components: cognitive, somatic, and self-confidence.…”
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“…O estudo de revisão sistemática realizado por Patel et al (2010) revelou que atletas com nível de autoconfiança elevado obtiveram melhores resultados esportivos. No mesmo sentido, Fernandes et al (2014) demonstraram que a autoconfiança esteve intimamente relacionada ao desempenho de atletas amadores. Assim, parece que o nível de autoconfiança do atleta pode impactar positivamente no seu desempenho competitivo.…”
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“…Do mesmo modo, estudos demonstraram relação inversamente proporcional entre a ansiedade somática e o desempenho físico de atletas (Fortes et al, 2017;Millet, Groslambert, Barbier, Rouillon, & Candau, 2005;Silva et al, 2014). Em contrapartida, parece que a autoconfiança revela estreita relação com o desempenho físico de atletas (Fernandes, Nunes, Raposo-Vasconcelos, Fernandes, 2014). Ressalta-se, sobretudo, a inexistência de pesquisas que tenham buscado analisar o efeito da ansiedade competitiva na tomada de decisão de atletas, o que indica o ineditismo do presente estudo.…”
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“…When studying trait and state anxiety before competitions, Leite et al (2016) also found results pointing to high levels of trait anxiety in college athletes, mainly females. Fernandes et al (2014), in a study involving the effects of experience on the dimensions of intensity, direction, and frequency of anxiety and competitive self-confidence, found that the latter increases as athletes acquire experience in competitive participation, so individuals with little experience have lower levels of self-confidence. This hypothesis was not confirmed by the present study, given that most of the athletes showed intermediate or intermediate to high self-confidence and, as previously mentioned, do not have much experience in competitions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%