The effect of motivational climate and conscientiousness on athletes’ maximal voluntary contraction level of biceps brachii muscle

Tok, Serdar; Dal, Nihal; Doğan, Erman; Yaman, Çetin; Binboğa, Erdal

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“…During the last half-century, scientists working in the field of sports and exercise psychology have placed achievement goal theory in the center of their work for different purposes. Tok, Dal, Doğan, Yaman and Binboğa (2017) cited that based on AGT; individuals have two different goal perspectives or subjective success perceptions. Therefore, AGT claims that there are two motivational (or goal) orientations and these depend on an athlete's interpretation of success (Moran, 2004).…”

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“…Therefore, AGT claims that there are two motivational (or goal) orientations and these depend on an athlete's interpretation of success (Moran, 2004). Accordingly, mastery (or task) oriented individuals will feel successful when they develop their own abilities through task mastery and skill development; performance (or ego) oriented individuals will only feel successful when they demonstrate their own competence relative to others (Buch, Nerstad, Aandstad, & Säfvenbom, 2016;Roberts, 2012, Tok et al, 2017. Task-oriented goals allow athletes to develop their skills via knowledge and task mastery.…”

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“…While there are various studies conducted with AGT framework in sports psychology in different fields with different methods (Allen, Taylor, Dimeo, Dixon, & Robinson, 2015;Tok et al, 2017;Elferink-Gemser et al, 2016;Vieira et al2015;Lee, 2014;Pelletier, Rocchi, Vallerand, Deci, & Ryan, 2013;Machida, Ward & Vealey,2012;Elbe, Madsen, & Midtgaard, 2010;Stuntz & Weiss, 2015); there are only a handful of studies where calibration has been used. Goal orientation is associated with self-regulation and metacognition (Efklides, 2011).…”

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The Impact of Pre-Competition Estimated Results for Elite Archers on Performance According to Achievement Goal Theory

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This study aimed to evaluate the estimated/judged results for elite archers before competitions in the context ofAchievement Goal Theory and determine its impact on actual performance. Also, the study assessed the impact ofgoal orientation on the competition scores to comprehend the relationship between goal orientation and performance.Study participants were 116 elite archers who participated in Adult-Youth Indoor Turkey Championship in Izmir.Before the competition, the participants filled in the “Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire”. Before thisscale, a survey form, developed by the researcher, was given to participants to learn about their personalcharacteristics. The participants were asked to make a note of the numbers they wore on the chest of their uniformsand the predicted/judged scores on the survey form. They were informed that at the termination of the competition,their actual scores and their predicted scores would be compared. The study presents two important results. The firstresult is related to the fact that athletes with high goal orientation were significantly more successful than those withlow goal orientation in a real competition environment. The other result of in the current study was the significantrelationship between the pre-competition predictions/estimates of individuals with high goal orientation and theircompetition performances. This study is significant because it demonstrated that individuals with higher goalorientations have higher performances and that their predictions/estimates for their performance are much moreaccurate.

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