Psychology of Sport Injury Rehabilitation

Brewer, Britton W.

doi:10.1002/9781118270011.ch18

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“…Strength of athlete identity has been linked to higher depression following a role-disrupting event, such as injury [28]. It should be noted that certain studies have shown that in the absence of an event such as injury, the strength of identification with the role of athlete was inversely related to feelings of depression and suicidal ideation [29].…”

Section: Injury and Athletic Identitymentioning

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Investigating the Prevalence and Risk Factors of Depression Symptoms among NCAA Division I Collegiate Athletes

Cox¹,

Ross-Stewart²,

Foltz³

2017

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This study aimed to determine an overall prevalence rate for depression symptoms among National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I collegiate athletes while also assessing various risk factors that may increase an athlete's vulnerability to depression. Using a sample of 950 NCAA Division I athletes, it was found that 33.2% of athletes experienced symptoms of depression, contradicting findings from previous studies that have suggested a prevalence rate lower than the general college population. Female athletes (P = 0.00), underclassmen (P = 0.01), recently injured athletes (P = 0.05), and in-season athletes (P = 0.05), were all found to experience higher rates of depression symptoms than other athletes. It was found that 25.7% of athletes did not know how or where to access mental health treatment at their university, and 44.5% had received no mental health education from their athletic department. The results from this study suggest that depression is a more significant issue in college athletics than previously thought, and they highlight the need for continued improvements to be made in both the understanding of mental health issues in college athletics and the services that are provided to athletes.

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Section: Injury and Athletic Identitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigating the Prevalence and Risk Factors of Depression Symptoms among NCAA Division I Collegiate Athletes

Cox¹,

Ross-Stewart²,

Foltz³

2017

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“…For example, the biopsychosocial model (Brewer, 2009;Brewer, 2007) considers the factors influencing the rehabilitation process, and the intermediate and final outcomes of the rehabilitation. Secondly, cognitive appraisal models explain how cognitive appraisal is related to other psychological and contextual factors.…”

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“…A central role in this model is played by psychological factors; in fact they have a reciprocal relationship with biological and socio-contextual factors, and with intermediate and final outcomes. (Brewer, 2007(Brewer, , 2009 …”

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Psychology of sport injury rehabilitation: a review of models and interventions

Santi¹,

Pietrantoni²

2013

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Hum. Sport Exerc., 8(4), pp. 1029-1044. The aim of this review is to provide the state of the art about the psychology of sport injury rehabilitation by analyzing the most recent literature and research on this field. In the first part, we presented theoretical models contextualizing the sport injury, the motivational process underlying the recovery, and the influence of social and contextual factors. The second part focuses on the possible psychological interventions and their effect on the rehabilitation process. In conclusion, some gaps in the current literature have been highlighted and directions for future research have been provided.

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“…Going one step further regarding the severity of the consequences of the injury, it is well documented that depression may be one of the emotional reactions which may appear after the injury occurs [17]. Moreover, it is known that women are at least twice as likely to develop clinical depressions compared with men, so this gender difference in the global population could also affect the prevalence of depression in the athletes in some way [18].…”

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Healthy Practice of Female Soccer and Futsal: Identifying Sources of Stress, Anxiety and Depression

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Abstract:The aim of this study was to examine the post-injury psychological impact looking to avoid sources of health issues. We have analyzed differences in the stress, anxiety, and depression levels between male and female football players who have suffered at least one injury during the last season played, with respect to similar players who have not been injured. A descriptive cross-sectional design was used. The participants were 187 football players and data on the player's injuries were collected. A self-reported questionnaire collected number, type, and severity of injuries sustained during the previous sports season (twelve months), and also the player's current situation, being injured or not injured. To evaluate the psychological variables, the DASS-21 questionnaire was used. Results indicated that the male injured players presented anxiety levels higher than those who were non-injured. When we observe the female players' data, the stress levels of the non-injured ones are higher than those of the injured players. Regarding the non-injured athletes, results showed that the female non-injured players presented values in anxiety higher than those corresponding to the non-injured male players. Thus, sport injury affects mental health issues such as anxiety and stress, and in a different way regarding gender.

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Psychology of Sport Injury Rehabilitation

Cited by 92 publications

References 112 publications

Investigating the Prevalence and Risk Factors of Depression Symptoms among NCAA Division I Collegiate Athletes

Investigating the Prevalence and Risk Factors of Depression Symptoms among NCAA Division I Collegiate Athletes

Psychology of sport injury rehabilitation: a review of models and interventions

Healthy Practice of Female Soccer and Futsal: Identifying Sources of Stress, Anxiety and Depression

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