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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Athletic injury"”.
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Psychological Predictors of Athletic Injury
1 PDF file (100 leaves)
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Longitudinal analysis of perceived body image, sport commitment, burnout, and athletic injury
1 PDF file (ix, 96 pages)
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Investigating Life Stress Competitive Trait Anxiety and Competitive State Anxiety with Athletic Injury Occurrence in NCAA Division I Athletes.
… anxiety and competitive state anxiety, with injury occurrence in NCAA Division I athletic teams. Life stress was measured by the Life Events Survey for Collegiate Athletes. The Competitive State Anxiety Test and Marten’s Sport Competition Trait Anxiety Test calculated competitive anxiety.</p> …
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Readiness to return: psychosocial factors and injury recovery
… time. These findings suggest that research into athletic injury rehabilitation needs to take a multivariate approach and incorporate dynamic and temporal elements. Results of this thesis partially supported aspects of the biopsychosocial model of athletic injury rehabilitation. Sports medicine …
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Stress, attention and sports injury
… Andersen and Williams (1988) model of stress and injury. Three studies were carried out. The first study examined the relationship between life stress and athletic injury. The sample consisted of 320 (234 males, 86 females) competitive contact team sport athletes in Melbourne clubs, who completed …
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Self-efficacy and rehabilitation adherence
… to psychological ramifications related to their injury and rehabilitation. Literature has addressed some of the issues; however the role of self-efficacy on rehabilitation adherence has not directly been evaluated. Furthermore, the particular nature of self-efficacy related to athletic …
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Understanding the Career-Ending Injury: A Phenomenological Analysis
Injury is an unavoidable risk and many times a reality in the careers of competitive athletes. While the majority of these injuries will entail some form of rehabilitation followed by a return to play, severe injuries can ultimately end ones athletic career. For example, Kleiber, et al. (1987) …
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Effectiveness Evaluation of COVID-19 Regulations in Collegiate Sports: Quantifying Player Proximity and Workload During Soccer Training
… disease transmission. When it was deemed that athletic competition was safe to resume, there were still strict regulations in place to support public health efforts. This retrospective study primarily aims to evaluate the effectiveness of COVID-19 safety regulations in competitive sports. …
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ΜΥΟΣΚΕΛΕΤΙΚΕΣ ΚΑΚΩΣΕΙΣ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΑΘΛΗΤΕΣ. Ο ΡΟΛΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΛΟΓΟΥ ΑΓΩΝΙΣΤΩΝ/ ΑΝΤΑΓΩΝΙΣΤΙΚΩΝ ΜΥΩΝ -ΠΕΡΙΓΡΑΦΙΚΕΣ ΣΩΜΑΤΟΜΕΤΡΙΚΕΣ ΠΑΡΑΜΕΤΡΟΙ-
… DUE TO MULTIVARIABLE PROBLEM OF WHAT CAUSES THE ATHLETIC INJURY, HOWEVER SEPARATE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RATIO AGONIST/ANTAGONIST WITH MUSCLE STRAINS ALONE SHOWED A SIGNIFICANT CORRELATION AT P<0,03 LEVEL. IT WAS ASSUMED THAT CORRECTING THE MUSCLE STRENGTH IMBALANCE AMONG AGONIST/ANTAGONIST …
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The Experiences of Athletes Rehabilitating From Season Ending Injuries and Their Perceived Value of Psychological Interventions: Three Case Studies
Research has shown that athletes who sustain injury often experience negative emotions such as anger, anxiety, and depressed mood, and that a negative psychological state can have a detrimental effect on injury rehabilitation and return to sport. For the most part, researchers have focused on …
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Changes in joint laxity associated with the menstrual cycle, with pregnancy, with the post-partum period, and with the menopause
… cycle and the onset of musculo-skeletal injury. Following an extensive literature search studying the various hormones involved in the menstrual cycle, and their receptors in musculo-skeletal tissues, an interesting picture emerged that appeared to support the evidence evinced in the …