Influencia del tiempo de reacción y de movimiento en el rendimiento de árbitros de fútbol

Abstract

The primary objective of this research is to study the relationship between reaction time (RT) and movement time (MT) in a sample of 121 football referees. Assessment has been performed using an objective computerised test (RT, Vienna Test System Ó), with regard to the average score obtained for refereeing performance over the season (RAR in Spanish). To perform the analysis, the following variables have been considered: a) Level refereed (2 levels); b) Age (3 levels); and c) Experience (4 levels). The hypothesis states that: (i) The higher the level refereeing at, better results are expected in RT and MT; (ii) The older the referee, the greater the expected value in RT and MT; (iii) The more experienced the referee, the lower the score expected in RT and MT; and (iv) It is expected that there will be a negative correlation .

Pasado, presente y futuro del psicólogo* del deporte en el fútbol español

“…Los árbitros de fútbol son una población que ha recibido una relativa atención por parte de los psicólogos/as (Alonso-Arbiol et al, 2008;Botella y Palacios, 2002;Brandão et al, 2011;Cantón, Gistain, Checa y León, 2012;De la Vega et al, 2017;Gómez y Botella, 2005;González, 2006;Marrero y Gutiérrez, 2002;Rodríguez et al, 2009). Principalmente, se ha estudiado, formado y entrenado variables psicológicas relacionadas con su desempeño arbitral (p.…”