“What Type of Activity Suits Me?”

Schmid, Julia; Schorno, Nina; Gut, Vanessa; Sudeck, Gorden; Conzelmann, Achim

doi:10.1026/1612-5010/a000309

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“…An approximate total sample size of n = 142 was needed. In the aforementioned implementation study (Schmid et al, 2020), there was a dropout of about 10%-15%. As a similar rate could be assumed for the present study, additional people (at least 21) were accordingly included for randomization.…”

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“…It lasted, overall, about 3 hr in person. In the following, the single counseling elements are described in more detail (see Schmid et al, 2020). The following numbers correspond to the numbers of the counseling elements in Table 1.…”

Section: Exercise and Sport Counseling Interventionmentioning

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“…A recent implementation study revealed that the COMET approach can be successfully applied in a nonclinical setting (Schmid et al, 2020). Participants (overall sample 1 : N = 94, M age = 40.65, 69% women, 66% 0-74 min exercise and sport/ week) were satisfied with the counseling overall, indicating a good acceptability of the approach.…”

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“…To fill the aforementioned gap, Schmid et al (2020) developed the COunseling based on Motives and goals in Exercise and sporT (COMET) approach, which considers an individual's preferences comprehensively and systematically. It aims to identify suitable types of activities for these individuals by standardized assessing and reporting back their motives and goals, giving them diverse exercise and sport experiences, and finally, by taking the time to reflect on them in a structured way immediately after.…”

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“…They also reported in qualitative interviews that the counseling helped them notice their preferences. Furthermore, implementation fidelity was good, meaning that counselors were able to follow closely the semistandardized protocol (see Schmid et al, 2020 for details about factors that influence implementation fidelity). To complement existing research, the present study aims to test the effectiveness of the COMET approach using a randomized controlled trial.…”

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Effectiveness of Individual Exercise and Sport Counseling Based on Motives and Goals: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Schorno¹,

Gut²,

Conzelmann³

et al. 2022

Journal of Sport &Amp; Exercise Psychology

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This study tested the effectiveness of individual exercise and sport counseling in a nonclinical setting. The COunseling based on Motives and goals in Exercise and sporT (COMET) approach focuses on individual motives and goals and aims to identify suitable activities. Participants experience different exercise and sport activities and reflect on them with a counselor, who applies motivational interviewing. A stratified randomized controlled design with 129 people was used. The intervention group took part in a counseling event, which included feedback on motives and goals, trial exercise and sport sessions, and structured reflection. Four weeks later, members of the group got a telephone booster. The control group received minimal intervention as written information. Results show that the counseling promoted motivational competence (η2 = .16), physical activity–specific self-control (η2 = .08), and the weekly volume of exercise and sport (η2 = .15), whereas it did not influence self-concordance. Further studies can investigate whether the COMET approach is also effective in other settings.

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Effectiveness of Individual Exercise and Sport Counseling Based on Motives and Goals: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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Journal of Sport &Amp; Exercise Psychology

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Auswahl einer passenden Aktivität: Entwicklung und Validierung eines Fragebogens zur motivationalen Kompetenz in Bewegung und Sport

Schorno

Sudeck

Gut

et al. 2021

Ger J Exerc Sport Res

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The current study presents the development and validation of a questionnaire on motivational competence in exercise and sport. Motivational competence characterises the self-determined ability to choose a suitable exercise and sport activity. Knowing one’s own preferences and what to expect in different activities helps people to make this choice, which, in turn, supports them in maintaining their physical activity (PA) on a long-term and regular basis. The developed items cover the following three components of motivational competence: 1) knowing one’s own preferences, 2) knowing what to expect in different exercise and sport activities, and 3) choosing and arranging an exercise and sport activity. Psychometric properties were checked using a sample with N = 667 adults (Mage = 42.49, SD = 14.71, 62% female). The final one-dimensional scale consists of four items. Construct validity showed positive relationships to intrinsic and identified motivation modes of self-concordance and conversely no relationship to introjected and low negative to extrinsic motivation. For criterion validity, the structural equation modeling demonstrated that motivational competence and PA-specific self-control are independently and positively associated with exercise and sport behaviour. Overall, the newly developed scale is a psychometrically sound and economical instrument to be used in exercise and sport promotion (e.g. counselling) and research.

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Kognitionspsychologie im Fußball

Lautenbach

Musculus

Knöbel

et al. 2022

Zeitschrift für Sportpsychologie

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Zusammenfassung. Anhand des Themas Kognitionspsychologie im Fußball ist es Ziel dieses Beitrags deutlich zu machen, warum es sinnvoll ist, dass Forschung und Praxis der Sportpsychologie und die entsprechenden Akteure integriert und eng zusammenarbeiten. Wir stellen konkrete Überlegungen vor, wie wir diesem Anspruch gerecht werden könnten und nehmen dabei auf ein aktuelles Projekt im Nachwuchsleistungsfußball Bezug. Dabei gehen wir zunächst auf ausgewählte theoretische Grundlagen der Kognitionspsychologie sowie empirische Befunde zur Rolle von Kognitionen und insbesondere der exekutiven Funktionen im Fußball ein, stellen dann Vorteile der Integration von Forschung und Praxis vor, um abschließend konkrete Anstöße zu einer möglichen Umsetzung einer verstärkten Integration von Forschung und Praxis zu geben.

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“What Type of Activity Suits Me?”

Cited by 8 publications

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Effectiveness of Individual Exercise and Sport Counseling Based on Motives and Goals: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Effectiveness of Individual Exercise and Sport Counseling Based on Motives and Goals: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Auswahl einer passenden Aktivität: Entwicklung und Validierung eines Fragebogens zur motivationalen Kompetenz in Bewegung und Sport

Kognitionspsychologie im Fußball

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