Tingkat Stres Siswa Saat Pembelajaran Olahraga Secara Daring Di Masa Pandemi

Elzas, Elzas Nurajab; Hasmarita, Sony; Syamsudar, Bangbang; Karisman, Vicki Ahmad

doi:10.37742/jpoe.v3i2.130

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“…Stress occurs when a person sees an event as threatening or harmful. They respond at the physiological, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral levels (Sukmana et al, 2020) If a person is aware of their stress levels, they will more easily find new ways to deal with stress, change it, and find a more appropriate response (Arbi & Ambarini, 2018) it results in decreased performance of athletes with disabilities and degradation (Sukmana et al, 2020) Stress is unique and inherently dangerous if not able to balance a person's mental endurance with the level of stress they experience (Elzas et al, 2021).…”

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Athletes’ Stress and Anxiety Before The Match

Aliriad,

Wira Yudha Kusuma

et al. 2023

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Studi purpose. Stress and anxiety are every day for athletes, but they need severe treatment. Pre-match anxiety is often present and quite disruptive to an athlete's performance. Anxiety is inherent in sports and may be experienced at all levels. This study examines the effects of stress and anxiety before the match. Materials and methods. This study used the article review method by collecting qualitative and quantitative data through reputable journal articles. This article reviewed the literature on athlete stress and anxiety leading to a match. Research with this article review method used relevant and accurate data to be used as material for readers. Results. The results of the review concluded that athletes who experienced high levels of stress have the effect of a 70% higher risk of injury, and increased anxiety could harm athlete performance during matches. The causes of anxiety in athletes before competing included competitive anxiety, cognitive anxiety, and somatic anxiety. Conclusions. In conclusion, athletes will experience symptoms of anxiety and stress in the match due to various things, such as the presence of thousands of spectators who can threaten the athlete's self-esteem and the negative judgment of the community towards losing athletes.

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