Zweimal Burnout und zurück

Krause, Silke

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-07703-7_5

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“…Adolescent burnout was assessed in a cross-sectional panel by the German version of the Athlete Burnout Questionnaire (ABQ-D) [19,12]. The factor analysis of the ABQ-D is reported by Krause [20]. Ziemainz et al [19] reported on a good internal consistency (mean Cronbach's Alpha: .80) and on retest reliabilities between .70 and .90, depending on the subscale.…”

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Burnout in adolescent elite athletes

et al. 2023

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Objectives: Adolescent elite athletes are generally exposed to considerable stress. This study investigated the extent and intensity of burnout in adolescent athletes attending an elite Austrian sports school. Methods: The German version of the Athlete Burnout Questionnaire (ABQ) and additional questions on burnout-related risk factors were applied to a sample of 63 students. Results: The data show a substantial burden of burnout in the student sample, compared to a sample of adult endurance athletes. Burnout was negatively associated with training duration and with a perspective onto a professional sports career, and positively associated with thoughts about finalizing sports, with the number of injuries, and with high levels of success-related psychic pressure. Conclusions: Burnout in adolescent elite athletes at an Austrian sports school was evident in number and severity. Psychological factors like doubts on the career, perceiving a professional perspective in sports, self-efficacy, or sense-making may interact with contextual factors in a circular way.

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confidence: 99%