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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Coach-Athlete Relationship"”.
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An Ethnographic Case Study of Developing and Maintaining the Coach-Athlete Relationship in Elite University Sport
Relationships and social interactions are crucial components in sport participation from adolescence through to elite and professional levels of competition. Recently, there has been growing interest in the study of the coach-athlete relationship as a result of an increase in the awareness of its …
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The role of the coach-athlete relationship during rehabilitation following severe knee injury in adolescent athletes
… prolonged rehabilitation and absence from sport. Coaches are vital during rehabilitation, supporting athletes with psychological challenges associated with injury recovery. While athletes appreciate coaches' involvement during rehabilitation, their satisfaction with the support delivered is …
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Can't we all just get along? The impact of goal orientation on the coach-athlete relationship and coach-athlete communication
Research has demonstrated that the coach-athlete relationship is one of the key interpersonal factors that influences outcomes such as performance (Sánchez, Borrás, Leite, Battaglia, & Lorenzo, 2009), satisfaction with performance (Jowett & Don Carolis, 2003), and dropout rates (Fraser-Thomas, …
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The coach-athletic trainer relationship and its association with athletic trainers' job satisfaction
… Trainers' (ATs') perceived.quality of their relationship, with a head coach, is associated with total job satisfaction. The study was driven by three questions: 1) Does a correlation exist between ATs' perceptions of the quality of the coach-AT relationship and total job satisfaction? 2) Will …
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The Coach-Athlete Dyad and the Basic Psychological Needs In American Collegiate Athletics
<p>The quality of relationship in the coach-athlete dyad (CAD) is critical for success and well-being. Unlike previous research, this study was the first to consider the largest sample of interdependent dyads to assess the coach-athlete dyad among American collegiate coaches and athletes where …
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A mixed methods exploration of the gendered perspectives of female sports coaches
… was to investigate the perceptions of female coaches and their gendered identities using quantitative and qualitative data. A mixed-methods approach was taken using questionnaires and interviews. Videos depicting a coach interacting with athlete/athletes were shown to participants prior to …
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The Effect of Coach Expectations on Female Athletes' Motivation to Play
… predominantly quantitative analyses to examine coach expectations and behaviors on female athletes' intrinsic motivation to play softball. Qualitative methods in the form of structured, open-ended questions were used to enhance the data by examining athletes' perceptions of coaching behavior and …
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Athletes vs. Coaches: Perspectives on Social Media
… the different perceptions of social media in athletes and coaches. Previous research has not given a thorough examination of social media’s effects on coaches, or the consequences of social media for meaningful relations between coach and athlete. Previous literature suggests that not only do …
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Play Like You Mean It: Motivational Predictors of Female Student Athletes' Practice and Game Performance
… = 15) in the current study were female student-athletes, who completed a motivational survey that measured Relationally-Autonomous Reasons (RARs), Personally-Autonomous Reasons (PARs), and Controlled Reasons (CRs). Athletic performance was measured by examining daily practice performance and …
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Understanding the decision-making process of coaches and high-performance staff on player training and game availability in the National Rugby League (NRL) men
… aimed to understand better the information coaches and high-performance managers use and how they make decisions on player availability in the National Rugby League (NRL) men. The three factors that contributed to decision-making were: (1) their experience in the NRL, (2) trust (between …
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The final hour: coach-athlete interactions immediately prior to performance in basketball
… highlighted that mental preparation in Olympic athletes was perceived to be important to successful performance. In the search for understanding of performance excellence researchers (e.g., Durand-Bush & Salmela, 2002, Mahoney & Avener, 1977; McCaffey & Orlick, 1989; Orlick & Partington) have …