Perfectionism and Burnout in Sport and Dance

Skwiot, Marlena; Śliwiński, Zbigniew; Śliwiński, Grzegorz

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“…The fourth and final theme identified in the systematic review was a link between coach pressure to be perfect and athlete burnoutan experiential state we would expect when athletes face external demands they cannot cope with. This theme was evident in that coach pressure to be perfect was positively correlated with total athlete burnout and the individual burnout symptoms (Gotwals, 2011;Pacewicz et al, 2018;Skwiot et al, 2020). We can expect the greater stress and ineffective coping found in other studies to partly explain this relationship.…”

Section: Expanding the Nomological Network Of Perfectionistic Climatementioning

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Studying Perfectionistic Climates

Grugan,

Fenwick,

Olsson

2023

The Psychology of Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

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In studying perfectionism in sport, dance, and other performance environments, researchers have typically conceptualised perceptions of external pressure to be perfect as a reflection of a performer's perfectionistic personality. However, we believe that when some performers report the experience of external pressure, their experiences are not solely generated internally. Rather, for many performers, they are reporting experiences that are to a much greater degree rooted in the behaviour of others. The major theme forwarded in this chapter is that some performersregardless of how perfectionistic they are themselveswill have the misfortune of encountering specific others and environments that are highly perfectionistic. We are referring particularly to coaches, teachers and instructors, and clubs, teams, and classes, and how these leaders can imbue these environments with perfectionistic messages and cues. To elaborate on this theme, in the current chapter, we introduce, define, and discuss a new construct that captures the degree to which an environment is perfectionisticperfectionistic climate. Introducing and Conceptualising Perfectionistic ClimateTo introduce the notion that experiences of pressure to be perfect can be externally rooted in the behaviour of othersrather than generated internally by the perfectionistic personality of performers -Hill and Grugan (2019) proposed the construct of perfectionistic climate. They defined perfectionistic climate as the informational cues and goal structures that align with the view that performances must be perfect and less than perfect performances are unacceptable. In the first part of the definition, the terms informational cues and goal structures refer to leader behaviours, practices, and relational styles that shape how performers experience their environment. The second part of the definition helps to delineate a perfectionistic climate from other types of climate experience. That is, the key feature of a perfectionistic climate is that it is shaped by leader interactions and practices that emphasise to performers that nothing less than perfect performance will be tolerated.There are two major rationales underpinning the introduction of perfectionistic climate. The first rationale, which is emphasised in the opening to this chapter, is that the perfectionistic pressure experienced by many performers exists independent from their perfectionistic personality. Instead, for some performers, experiences of perfectionistic pressure are rooted in the behaviours of others, and this is demonstrably so. The second rationale is that current approaches to studying climates in sport, dance, and other performance environments (e.g., Achievement Goal Theory, AGT; Nicholls, 1984; Self-Determination Theory, SDT; Ryan and Deci, 2017) do not adequately account for the full range of practices that shape how performers experience their environment (Morgan, 2017).

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Section: Expanding the Nomological Network Of Perfectionistic Climatementioning

confidence: 79%

Studying Perfectionistic Climates

Grugan,

Fenwick,

Olsson

2023

The Psychology of Perfectionism in Sport, Dance, and Exercise

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“…erefore, it has become a trend to teach students sports dance by recording videos and video recommendations. e traditional manual teaching process of sports dance is mainly divided into two parts: teachers' explanation of theoretical knowledge and teaching purpose, learning, and guidance of practical courses [4][5][6][7]. e second part is the focus of learning.…”

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Research on Sports Dance Video Recommendation Method Based on Style

Sun

Tang

2022

Scientific Programming

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At present, sports dance teaching still tends to “demonstration” training. Students have limited time and space for autonomous learning, and their enthusiasm for participation is not high, which leads to a decline in classroom learning efficiency. In view of this, video teaching has become popular in sports dance classrooms, providing a new model for sports dance teaching. Video recommendation is particularly important for the improvement of teaching quality. A sports dance video recommendation method based on style is proposed. The factorization machine model is used to combine features and process high-dimensional sparse features, the deep neural network model is adopted as the value function network of the deep Q-learning algorithm, and the deep Q-learning algorithm is used as the decision function to solve the recommendation accuracy and diversity question. Through the application experiment of sports dance video recommendation, it is resulted that the recommendation accuracy of the proposed model is slightly higher than that of traditional recommendation algorithm and the recommendation diversity is obviously better than that of traditional recommendation algorithm. The advantages and feasibility of the proposed model are verified.

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Perfectionism and Burnout in Sport and Dance

Cited by 2 publications

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Studying Perfectionistic Climates

Studying Perfectionistic Climates

Research on Sports Dance Video Recommendation Method Based on Style

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