Development and preliminary validation of the Communal Coping Strategies Inventory for Competitive Team Sports

Leprince, Chloé; d’Arripe-Longueville, Fabienne; Chanal, Julien; Doron, Julie

doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2019.101569

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“…Using a definitional approach (Ptacek, Smith, Espe, & Raffety, 1994), the Communal Coping Strategies Inventory for Competitive Team Sports (Leprince et al, 2019) was adapted to measure four communal coping dimensions: problem‐oriented communal efforts (problem solving, increasing efforts), communal management of emotions (reassurance, interpersonal regulation of negative emotions), communal goal withdrawal (venting emotions, disengagement), and relationship‐oriented coping (motivational support, social joining). Participants reported to what extent they (themselves and their training partners or teammates) currently used communal coping to manage the impact of the COVID‐19 situation together, on a 6‐point Likert scale ranging from 0 ( not at all ) to 5 ( very strongly ).…”

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“…It describes the way people jointly engage in collective efforts and cooperative actions to manage stressful circumstances (e.g. communal coping; Leprince, d'Arripe-Longueville, Chanal, & Doron, 2019;Lyons et al, 1998;or dyadic coping;Staff, Didymus, & Backhouse, 2020). In order to appropriately differentiate communal or dyadic coping from other forms of social support, researchers have recently proposed that social support be viewed as the unidirectional provision of support, and dyadic or communal coping as bidirectional support within interpersonal relationships (Staff et al, 2017(Staff et al, , 2020.…”

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Dealing with the impact of the COVID‐19 outbreak: Are some athletes’ coping profiles more adaptive than others?

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European Journal of Sport Science

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The public health policies and sanitary measures taken by governments in various countries to stem the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic (e.g. lockdown, social distancing) have major implications for athletes. The radical changes are challenging and risk causing significant career disruption to athletes, with subsequent negative psychological effects. Thus, the ways athletes cope with such adversity is of critical importance. The present study aimed to identify athletes' coping profiles using a person-centred approach, based on their reported use of multiple coping strategies in response to the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak, and to compare levels of anxiety, stress appraisals, interpersonal coping strategies, and availability and appreciation of the major sources of support across profiles. A total of 526 French athletes competing at national to elite levels answered an online questionnaire during the lockdown. Latent profile analysis results yielded four distinct coping profiles (i.e. self-reliant, engaged, avoidant, active and social). The MANOVA showed that athletes belonging to the four profiles differed on anxiety, stress appraisals, social support, and interpersonal coping. In particular, avoidant copers reported high levels of anxiety, threat, and uncontrollability, and appeared less able to regulate responses to the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. Using a person-centred approach, the findings could inform the development of more adequate care, support, and intervention for athletes, especially avoidant copers, who were characterized by the least effective coping skills and resources. Accordingly, stress reappraisal and stress mindset interventions could be promising approaches to effectively manage pandemic-related impact during and after the COVID-19 crisis. Highlights. The COVID-19 outbreak has major implications for athletes and is causing significant disruption to their careers. Using a person-centred approach, four coping profiles emerge showing athletes' preferred use of several coping strategies in response. . The four coping profiles (i.e. self-reliant, engaged, avoidant, active and social) differentiate distinct groups of athletes in relation to anxiety, stress appraisals, social support, and interpersonal coping. . Avoidant copers were characterized by the least effective coping skills and social context of coping. Management of the COVID-19 situation may be more problematic for them than other in mitigating its negative psychological effects. . Using a person-centred approach, the findings could inform the development of more adequate care, support, and intervention for athletes, especially avoidant copers, who were characterized by the least effective coping skills and resources.

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“…In the detection algorithm of deep learning, the Faster RCNN algorithm is further optimized on the basis of the RCNN algorithm [23]. RCNN uses boxes, while Faster [24].…”

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Deep Learning Algorithm in Biomedical Engineering in Intelligent Automatic Processing and Analysis of Sports Images

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In order to improve the detection and identification ability of sports injury ultrasound medicine, a segmentation method of sports injury ultrasound medical image based on local features is proposed, and the research on the sports injury ultrasound medical detection and identification ability is carried out. Methods of the sports injury ultrasound medical image segmentation model are established; the sports injury ultrasound medical image information is enhanced by using the sports skeletal muscle block matching technology; the image features are extracted; and the characteristics of sports injury ultrasound medical images are analyzed by CT bright spot feature transmission. In detail, combined with the deep convolutional neural network training method, the extracted sports injury points are automatically detected for sports injury ultrasound medical images, and the sports injury ultrasound medical image segmentation is realized. The simulation results show that this method has high accuracy for sports injury ultrasound medical image segmentation, the error value can be controlled below 0.103, and finally, the effect of zero error is achieved. It is confirmed that the method proposed in this paper has high resolution and accuracy for sports injury point detection and has strong practical application ability.

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“…The Communal Coping Strategies Inventory for Competitive Team Sports 30 was used to measure four dimensions of interpersonal coping: (1) problem‐focused communal efforts (i.e., logical analysis, problem solving, increasing efforts, and focusing); (2) relationship‐focused coping (i.e., motivational support, compensation, and social joining strategies); (3) communal management of emotions (i.e., reassurance and interpersonal regulation of negative emotions); (4) communal goal withdrawal (i.e., venting of emotions and disengagement). Participants were asked to indicate on a 5‐point Likert scale the extent to which they and their team used each of the interpersonal coping strategies when facing stressful situations in competition (1 = never used; 5 = frequently used).…”

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Coping profiles of adolescent football players and association with interpersonal coping: Do emotional competence and psychological need satisfaction matter?

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Scandinavian Med Sci Sports

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Using a person‐centered approach, the present study aimed to investigate the coping profiles of adolescent football players involved in elite football training centers. The purposes were to (1) identify coping profiles based on the reported use of multiple coping strategies in response to competitive stress, (2) explore whether emotional competencies and psychological need satisfaction would predict coping profile membership, and (3) examine the extent to which coping profiles were differently associated with individual and team perceived stress, interpersonal coping, and subjective team performance, as well as demographic characteristics. A sample of 416 young French football players (males = 282; females = 134; Mage = 16.2; SDage = 1.2) from 12 elite football training centers participated in this study. Latent profile analysis results yielded three coping profiles allowing players to be grouped according to their preferences for a combined use of certain strategies (i.e., low copers, high disengaged copers, and high task copers). Results provided further insight into each coping profile membership by indicating the role played by intrapersonal emotional competence and psychological need satisfaction. Finally, differences between coping profiles have been shown in terms of individual perceived stress intensity, interpersonal coping approach, and gender. These findings provide a deeper understanding of adaptive coping profiles within a population of adolescent football players involved in elite training centers. Implications for developing and tailoring psychoeducational interventions for adolescent football players exhibiting a maladaptive coping profile (i.e., disengagement‐oriented coping profile) are considered.

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Development and preliminary validation of the Communal Coping Strategies Inventory for Competitive Team Sports

Cited by 9 publications

References 34 publications

Dealing with the impact of the COVID‐19 outbreak: Are some athletes’ coping profiles more adaptive than others?

Dealing with the impact of the COVID‐19 outbreak: Are some athletes’ coping profiles more adaptive than others?

Deep Learning Algorithm in Biomedical Engineering in Intelligent Automatic Processing and Analysis of Sports Images

Coping profiles of adolescent football players and association with interpersonal coping: Do emotional competence and psychological need satisfaction matter?

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