1990
DOI: 10.1080/10413209008406420
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A tool for measuring stress tolerance in elite athletes

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“…Tais questões também foram alvo da tradução, visto que são propostas no artigo original de Rushall (1990). A tabela 1 apresenta a média e desvio-padrão para o DALDA e EP.…”
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“…Tais questões também foram alvo da tradução, visto que são propostas no artigo original de Rushall (1990). A tabela 1 apresenta a média e desvio-padrão para o DALDA e EP.…”
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“…A reação do atleta a todos os estresses, incluindo as atividades relacionadas ao esporte, depende em grande parte do número de estressores existentes em um determinado período de tempo (FENZ, 1974). Neste sentido, Rushall (1990) desenvolveu um questionário denominado Daily Analysis of Life Demands in Athletes (DALDA), que tem sido largamente utilizado nos estudos associados ao monitoramento do treinamento de atletas com o objetivo de identificar as fontes e sintomas de estresse. Estes estudos têm demonstrado a sensibilidade do DALDA no tocante às manipulações da carga de treinamento.…”
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“…Relevant associations between ITL and other responses to the training process (episodes of infection and stress tolerance) [16][17][18] have been observed in recent studies conducted with athletes from different sports. In these studies, the Daily Analysis of Life Demands in Athletes questionnaire (DALDA), developed by Rushall 19 to assess stress tolerance, and the Wisconsin Upper Respiratory Symptom Survey-21 (WURSS-21) 20 , developed for monitoring of upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) episodes and severity, have been widely used.…”
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“…Researchers use different measures to do their studies. For example, Rushall (1990) (Lu, Lee, Chang, Chou, Hsu, Lin, & Gill, 2016) used College Student-Athlete Life Stress Scale (CSALSS) to examine the relationships between coaches' social support, athletes' resilience and burnout. The general problem of these measures is they are only used for assessing life stressors and examining its' relationship with athlete burnout or sports injury.…”
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