Effects of Mental Fatigue Induced by Social Media Use on Volleyball Decision-Making, Endurance, and Countermovement Jump Performance

Fortes, Leonardo de Sousa; Fonseca, Fabiano de Souza; Nakamura, Fábio Yuzo; Barbosa, Bruno Teixeira; Gantois, Petrus; Lima-Júnior, Dalton de; Ferreira, Maria Elisa Caputo

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“…Table 1 shows the overall picture of included studies. Sixteen studies were found that involved team sports; twelve of them focused on soccer, while the rest focused on cricket (Veness et al, 2017 ), basketball (Moreira et al, 2018 ), Australian football (Smith et al, 2015 ; Weerakkody et al, 2020 ), rugby (Smith et al, 2015 ), field hockey (Smith et al, 2015 ), and volleyball (Fortes et al, 2021a ). Moreover, the majority of included studies recruited male athletes.…”

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“…Filipas et al ( 2021 ) and Ciocca et al ( 2022 ) examined the 30 min tactical task in basketball and soccer, respectively. Finally, Fortes et al ( 2021a ) evaluated the influence when athletes expose to screens (e.g., cellphones) with social network apps for 30 min, which is more realistic in the modern environment.…”

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“…As shown in Table 1 , eleven investigations examined physical performance, including 7 types of team sports; they are soccer (Smith et al, 2015 , 2016 ; Badin et al, 2016 ; Coutinho et al, 2018 ; Filipas et al, 2020 ; Kunrath et al, 2020 ; Trecroci et al, 2020 ; Ciocca et al, 2022 ), cricket (Veness et al, 2017 ), Australian football (Weerakkody et al, 2020 ), and volleyball (Fortes et al, 2021a ). Additionally, one study mixed 4 types of team sport athletes (soccer, Australian football, rugby, and field hockey) (Smith et al, 2015 ).…”

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The effects of mental fatigue on sport-specific motor performance among team sport athletes: A systematic scoping review

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BackgroundThe psychobiological state known as mental fatigue (MF) is by engaging in mentally taxing activities for an extended period, which is typically found in team sports, of the high cognitive demand and unpredictable environment. It increases the perception of effort and influences executive functions, impairing sport-specific performance in athletes. However, the consequences of MF on sport-specific motor performance (SSMP) among athletes in team sports remain unclear.ObjectiveThis scoping review seeks to find and map research publications that investigate the effect of MF on SSMP in team sports.MethodsWeb of Science, Scopus, and PubMed were searched as the main databases, and CENTRAL, Psychology, and Behavioral Sciences Collection, SPORTDicus obtained from EBSCOhost, as well as gray literature was searched for relevant literature and Google Scholar. Cognitive tasks before the SSMP exam are the focus of the selected literature on mental exhaustion. Only experiments testing mental and non-mental exhaustion were chosen.ResultsTwelve studies fulfill the requirement of selection criteria. SSMP in team sports, including soccer, basketball, cricket, and Australian football mainly is examined as physical and technical performance. More specifically, MF significantly influenced physical performance measured as intermittent endurance and total distance (P < 0.05), while data was inclusive when assess in an ecological setting (e.g., small-sided game) (P > 0.05). Technical performance was mainly measured as ball loss, errors in passing and shooting, interception, and successful tackle and showed a dramatic impairment (P < 0.05). The decline of physical activity is relevant with higher level PRE, while decreased technical performance is related to impaired attention resources shown as visual perceptual.ConclusionMF adversely influences SSMP in team sports. The most relevant theory for future study to examine the impacts of MF on team-sport athletes could be the psychological model of exercise and its potential extension on attention resources, rather than the traditional “catastrophe” theory.

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“…Selectivity allows athletes to make flexible decisions by preventing them from reacting reflexively to environmental stimuli. However, it was hampered by mental fatigue ( Smith et al, 2016b ; Fortes et al, 2019 , 2021b ; Gantois et al, 2020 ). Directed attention refers to the ability to focus attention selectively and sustainably ( Cohen, 2018 ).…”

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Nature exposure might be the intervention to improve the self-regulation and skilled performance in mentally fatigue athletes: A narrative review and conceptual framework

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BackgroundDue to causing inability of self-regulation (ego depletion) and executive functions such as directed attention and visual searching for relevant information (e.g., the ball location and the position of teammates), mental fatigue impairs skilled performance in various sports. On the other hand, natural scenes could improve directed attention, which may considerably benefit visual searching ability and self-regulation. However, nature exposure as a potential intervention to improve skilled performance among mentally fatigued athletes has not been discussed thoroughly.PurposeTo propose the potential intervention for the impairment of skilled performance among mentally fatigued athletes and generate a framework for future studies.MethodsA narrative review was applied to search broadly across disciplines, retrieving literature from several databases (PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, and EBSCOhost).ResultsThirty-three works of literature including 39 experiments (mental fatigue 15; ego depletion 5; and nature exposure 19) were obtained. Finally, a conceptual framework was built regarding the effect of nature exposure intervention on skilled performance in athletes for future studies.ConclusionThree theories (the psychobiological model of exercise performance, the strength model of self-regulation, and attention restoration theory) could be potentially integrated to be a conceptual framework and explain the mechanism of preventing prior mental exertion (e.g., mental fatigue and ego depletion). Future studies could examine more on the duration of the intervention.

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“…Studies have shown that mental fatigue will impair endurance performance in humans ( Hidenori et al, 2017 ; Schiphof-Godart et al, 2018 ; Slimani et al, 2018 ). It affects technical skills in some sports, such as football skills ( Badin et al, 2016 ; Smith et al, 2017 ; Soylu et al, 2022 ), basketball skills ( Moreira et al, 2018 ; Filipas et al, 2021 ; Fortes et al, 2022 ), table tennis skills ( Mansec et al, 2017 ), and volleyball skills ( Fortes et al, 2021 ), leading to a decrease in their performance; sport-related decision-making ( Smith et al, 2016 ; Fortes et al, 2019 , 2020 ; Gantois et al, 2020 ; Lei, 2021 ) is also affected by mental fatigue, and these abilities are related to athletic performance ( Pageaux and Lepers, 2018 ). Therefore, mental fatigue will affect athletic performance in humans, including endurance performance, technical skills, and decision-making.…”

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Bibliometric analysis of the effects of mental fatigue on athletic performance from 2001 to 2021

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AimsTo explore the research hot topics and main contents in the field of the influence of mental fatigue on athletic performance, and to provide new ideas and directions for future research in this field.MethodsUsing CiteSpace and VOSviewer visualization tool software core collection of Web of Science database to TS = (“mental fatigue” OR “mental exertion” OR “cognitive fatigue” OR “Cognitive exertion” OR “mental exhaustion” OR “mental tiredness”) AND (“athletic performance” OR “technical skill*” OR “Skill*” OR “technique” OR “decision making” OR “performance”) AND (“Humans”) searched for the influence of mental fatigue on athletic performance from 2001 to 2021 to conduct visual analysis. Research hot topics were analyzed from the aspects of high-impact countries/regions, institutions, authors, high-frequency keywords, and mutation terms.ResultsA total of 658 publications were identified finally, and there has been an increasing trend in the annual number of publications, with the United States ranking first in the number of publications and influence. Future research will focus on promoting the application of EEG technology as an objective indicator for assessing mental fatigue, exploring effective methods and measures for pharmacological or non-pharmacological interventions against fatigue, and focusing on the effects of mental fatigue on endurance performance, technical skills, and sports-related decision-making.ConclusionThe results of the present study help us understand the status of the mental fatigue and athletic performance field and its recent developments.

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Effects of Mental Fatigue Induced by Social Media Use on Volleyball Decision-Making, Endurance, and Countermovement Jump Performance

Cited by 17 publications

References 43 publications

The effects of mental fatigue on sport-specific motor performance among team sport athletes: A systematic scoping review

The effects of mental fatigue on sport-specific motor performance among team sport athletes: A systematic scoping review

Nature exposure might be the intervention to improve the self-regulation and skilled performance in mentally fatigue athletes: A narrative review and conceptual framework

Bibliometric analysis of the effects of mental fatigue on athletic performance from 2001 to 2021

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