Entrenamiento psicológico y mejora de aspectos psicológicos relevantes para el rendimiento deportivo en jugadoras de fútbol

Olmedilla, Aurelio; Sánchez-Aldeguer, María Fuensanta; Almansa, Clara M; Gómez-Espejo, Verónica; Ortega, Enrique

doi:10.5093/rpadef2018a2

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“…In this sense, the findings of this study have pointed out that, although the learning of psychological techniques and strategies may be fundamental for both professional and amateur players, it is much more necessary for professionals. These results are consistent with different studies on the role of psychological training programs [43,44].…”

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Female Soccer Players’ Psychological Profile: Differences between Professional and Amateur Players

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Olmedilla

Méndez

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The psychological variables that affect competitive performance are called the psychological profile of athletes. In recent years, the interest in female soccer players and the psychological characteristics that affect their performance has increased. The aim of the present study is to analyze the psychological characteristics of female professional soccer players and female amateur soccer players, as well as to determine the differences in the psychological profile of both groups. The participants were 134 federated female soccer players, with an average age of 18.28 years (SD = 4.05). To assess the psychological profile, the questionnaire on Psychological Characteristics related to Sports Performance (CPRD) by Gimeno, Buceta, and Pérez-Llantada (2001) was used. The results showed that female professional players presented higher values for motivation, while the female amateur players presented higher values for stress control and the influence of performance evaluation. These results can have a great impact on coaches’ work, since they can help them to establish tasks and training methods consistent with the characteristics of their players.

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Female Soccer Players’ Psychological Profile: Differences between Professional and Amateur Players

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“…The present study provides fundamentally some knowledge about the psychological variables of women’s competitive soccer, showing psychological differences in two youth sports categories where the player’s experience and age may have great relevance (Ruiz, 2005), as well as the relationships between the load of practice and/or competitions regarding players’ mood, psychological well-being and physiological well-being (Lowe, 2017; McFadden et al, 2017; Tharawadeepimuk and Wongsawat, 2017), especially in view of the possibility of evaluating and intervening on a psychological level in women’s football teams (Olmedilla et al, 2018b).…”

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“…Soccer is a high-intensity intermittent team sport that requires technical, tactical and physical skills (Stolen et al, 2005), as well as psychological (Gledhill et al, 2017; Olmedilla et al, 2018b) for optimal performance. Soccer is one of the most researched sports in the scientific literature (Reilly et al, 2000; Datson et al, 2014).…”

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Competitive Psychological Disposition and Perception of Performance in Young Female Soccer Players

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The athletes’ psychological disposition is a factor that is increasingly considered by researchers as a key to sports performance, even as a mediator between the physical, technical and tactical abilities of the athlete and their competitive performance, thus acquiring great relevance in training and in sports performance. The purpose of this study is to analyze the psychological characteristics of young soccer players and their relation to their performance perception, made both by the player herself and by their coaches. The sample is composed of 108 women ( M age = 15.53, SD age = 1.05), with ages between 13 and 17 years (13 years, n = 1, 14 years, n = 18, 15 years, n = 36, 16 years, n = 29, 17 years, n = 24), and with a sport practice experience of 7.27 years on average ( SD = 2.64). For to address this aim, we used the Psychological Characteristics related to the Sport Performance Questionnaire (CPRD) and the Psychological Skills Inventory for Sports (PSIS). In addition, regarding the evaluation of performance perception, an ad hoc short questionnaire was created, composed by one question addressed to the player and one directed to the coach. The results indicate that the group of players of the under-16 category obtained higher scores in all the psychological dimensions than the U-18 players, showing significant differences in Team Cohesion ( p < 0.048). Regarding the degree of congruence between the player’s psychological features, and the player’s and coach’s performance perceptions, the results show statistically significant and negative correlations between the Team Cohesion factor and the athlete’s own outcome perception for the match #1 (rxy = -0.479; p < 0.001), and match #2 (rxy = -0.402; p < 0.01). The results of this study may contribute to establish the differences between different constellations of psychological characteristics according to the categories of competition and their relationship with the perception of performance. This knowledge can be used by sports professionals: coaches, psychologists, physical educators, etc., in order to help athletes to reach their maximum performance.

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“…On the one hand, these results could indicate that athletes with greater mental strength and stronger psychological profiles obtain better sports results. Previous studies that have carried out psychological interventions have obtained favorable results in the control of competitive anxiety, emotional and attentional control, as well as in the decrease of pessimism and anxiety, and in the management of the influence of performance evaluation and stress control, which could help in improving sports performance [ 10 , 11 , 12 , 56 , 57 , 58 ]. However, it could also be that the achievement of success leads to a modification of the athlete’s psychological profile, more specifically to higher values in the influence of performance evaluation and motivation.…”

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Psychological Profile in Female Cyclists and Its Relationship with Age, Training Parameters, Sport Performance, and Injury Incidence

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Previous studies have highlighted the importance of psychology on sports performance and its relationship with the incidence of sport injuries. The objectives of the present investigation were: (1) to analyze the psychological profile of female cyclists as a function of age, training parameters, sport performance, and injuries suffered and (2) to design a model to predict their psychological profile. Sixty-one female cyclists participated in the study. Differences were found as a function of a competitive category for team cohesion (F = 5.035; p = 0.002), sport level effect on performance evaluation (F = 5.030; p = 0.004) and team cohesion (F = 64.706; p = 0.000), the effect of having reached the podium in the last competition on performance evaluation (t = 2.087; p = 0.041) and motivation (t = 4.035; p = 0.000), and injury severity on stress management (F = 6.204; p = 0.008). The factors that affected the psychological profile of the female cyclists the most, in addition to the independent psychological parameters, were the number of podiums in the last year and the years of cycling experience. In conclusion, there is an interaction between the psychological profile, sociodemographic variables, training, performance, and injuries suffered in female cyclists.

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Entrenamiento psicológico y mejora de aspectos psicológicos relevantes para el rendimiento deportivo en jugadoras de fútbol

Cited by 22 publications

References 28 publications

Female Soccer Players’ Psychological Profile: Differences between Professional and Amateur Players

Female Soccer Players’ Psychological Profile: Differences between Professional and Amateur Players

Competitive Psychological Disposition and Perception of Performance in Young Female Soccer Players

Psychological Profile in Female Cyclists and Its Relationship with Age, Training Parameters, Sport Performance, and Injury Incidence

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