Styles of coping with stress and locus of control in sporting situations in a group of young female football players

Rutkowska, Katarzyna; Bergier, Józef; Witkowski, Zbigniew

doi:10.2478/humo-2014-0004

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“…(Caprara et al, 2009;Detert et al, 2008;Godoy-Izquierdo et al, 2009;Hyde et al, 2010;Paciello et al, 2008;Page & Scalora, 2004;Pelton et al, 2004;Yang & Wang, 2012). Por ello los resultados hallados muestran la importancia de trabajar en los jugadores el locus de control interno como un factor preventivo e influyente en el rendimiento deportivo (Mladenović, 2010) y como se apunta un trabajo de Rutkowska et al (2014) es de destacar la necesidad de que los entrenadores transmitan a sus deportistas un clima caracterizado por el locus de control interno y mejoren sus estrategias psicopedagógicas con el fin de transmitir este clima a los deportistas. Una vez expuestos y discutidos los resultados de este estudio de investigación se puede concluir que:…”

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Link between locus of control, anger and sport performance in table tennis players

González-García¹,

Pelegrín²,

Carballo³

2017

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Link between locus of control, anger and sport performance in table tennis players

González-García¹,

Pelegrín²,

Carballo³

2017

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“…Individuals with an internal locus of control prefer taking up actions that would maximize the relationship between results and personal influence on them (Drwal, 1995). Rutkowska et al (2014) point out the need for modification of the rules of conducting training so that it better fulfills athletes' needs. They postulate psychological support from trainers, which should aim at strengthening the internal locus of control, and also learning effective ways of coping with stress.…”

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“…Modern sport psychology stresses the questions connected with early diagnosis and support of children and young people who are active in sports as a possibility to shape their various mental processes in the direction of supporting their level of achievements (Blecharz, 2006;Rutkowska, Bergier, & Witkowski, 2014;Siekańska, 2015). Sport achievement as a result of sports activity might be interpreted by an athlete in the context of locus of control in two ways.…”

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“…What is more, in older and more experienced athletes, the internal locus of control prevailed. Rutkowska et al (2014) carried out research regarding styles of coping with stress and locus of control in situations typical for sport in girls aged 16-18 who trained in football. Studies indicated that female football players had more internal locus of control in situations of stress than in situations of failure.…”

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Locus of control in situations of successes and failures and personality traits in young athletes practicing team sports

Filipiak¹,

Łubianka²

2019

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health psychology report • volume 8(1),  original article background The aim of this study was to analyze locus of control in situations of successes and failures and personality traits in young people attending sport and non-sport classes. Based on a review of studies, it was presumed that young people who practice team sports have a higher internal locus of control, higher openness to experience, higher conscientiousness, and higher emotional stability than their peers who do not practice sport. participants and procedure Young people who took part in the study were both those who attended schools with sport education programs and those who attended non-sport schools. 63 students of the sixth grade of primary school and the first grade of junior high school were surveyed (M = 12.60). Two groups were distinguished: students who followed an extended sports curriculum practicing football and basketball (n = 31), and those who followed a standard curriculum (n = 32). The Questionnaire for Locus of Control and the Picture Based Personality Survey for Children, based on the Big Five model, were used in the analyses. results The results of the studies partially confirmed the assumed hypotheses and showed connections between locus of control in situations of failure and openness to experience in the group of athletes. conclusions This study constitutes a summary of the first stage of a three-year longitudinal project. Conclusions from the study will allow characterization of developmental changes of locus of control and personality traits in young athletes. Assessment of personality profile constitutes help for sport psychology practitioners in preparing training that uses accurate reinforcement systems corresponding with the traits of players that are members of a team.

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“…Among other things, the impact that styles of coping with stress has on the sport performance in athletes studying at the University of Tehran was assessed [34]. Stress-coping styles were also analysed in a group of men and women playing football [35][36][37], volleyball [38], table tennis players [39], in MMA players [40] and golf players [41].…”

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Assessment of the Relationship between Selected Factors and Stress-Coping Strategies in Handcyclists—A Preliminary Study

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Background and Objectives: Playing competitive sports is associated with stress, especially during the starting season. Disabled athletes are additionally burdened with physical and/or emotional factors, resulting from the trauma they have experienced. The aim of the work was to assess the relationship between strategies of coping with stress and the level of education, category of disability and its duration of handcyclists before the competition. Materials and Methods: 44 handcyclists with a mean age of 41.8 ± 11.6, from European countries, were divided according to the severity of mobility impairments, education and duration of the disability. The participants were asked to fill in the Mini-COPE Inventory for Measuring Coping with Stress, which provided answers in writing to some sociodemographic questions regarding age, sex, education, type of mobility impairment and duration of the disability. Results: The subjects who had suffered spinal injury at the cervical section obtained the lowest scores regarding their subjective assessment of their active stress management in difficult situations (p = 0.007). They scored the lowest, 1.5 points, when asked about acceptance in difficult circumstances compared to those with university education (p = 0.02). A statistically significant correlation was found to exist between education levels and positive revaluation, acceptance and seeking instrumental support. A negative correlation was observed between education and sustained use of psychoactive substances and denial. Conclusions: Highly educated cyclists with short-lasting disability, damage to the lower spine section or amputations tend to cope better with stress than other study participants.

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Styles of coping with stress and locus of control in sporting situations in a group of young female football players

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Link between locus of control, anger and sport performance in table tennis players

Link between locus of control, anger and sport performance in table tennis players

Locus of control in situations of successes and failures and personality traits in young athletes practicing team sports

Assessment of the Relationship between Selected Factors and Stress-Coping Strategies in Handcyclists—A Preliminary Study

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