Mindfulness and Self-Regulation Strategies Predict Performance of Romanian Handball Players

Popa, Daniela; Mîndrescu, Veronica; Iconomescu, Teodora Mihaela; Talaghir, Laurențiu-Gabriel

doi:10.3390/su12093667

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“…As indicated, previously, self-regulatory skills have been shown to be related to higher levels of sport performance (e.g., Jonker et al, 2011 ). Importantly, all of the stages of the cyclical process of self-regulation, as defined by Zimmerman (2000) , have been associated with increased performance in traditional sports ( Toering et al, 2009 ; Jonker et al, 2010 ; Popa et al, 2020 ). The results from this study indicate that, just as in traditional sports, being ranked higher as an e-athlete was associated with more refined self-regulatory skills.…”

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“…Self-monitoring and self-reflective skills, associated with the evaluation phase of self-regulation, are noted to be related to higher achievement levels ( Jonker et al, 2010 ; Popa et al, 2020 ). Traditional athletes, with better self-reflection and self-monitoring skills, are between 2.75 and 11 times more likely to achieve elite level status in sport ( Bartulovic et al, 2017 ; Te Wierike et al, 2018 ).…”

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Social Support, Self-Regulation, and Psychological Skill Use in E-Athletes

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The aims of the present study were twofold. First, to investigate self-reported social support, self-regulation, and psychological skill use in esports athletes (e-athletes) compared to traditional athletes. Second, to determine if self-reported social support, self-regulation, and psychological skill use influenced e-athlete in-game rank. An online survey was used to collect data from an international sample of e-athletes (n = 1,444). The e-athletes reported less social support, self-regulation, and psychological skill use than reported by traditional athletes in previous studies. E-athletes with higher scores in social support, self-regulation, and psychological skill use was associated with higher in-game rank. The lack of an organisational structure in esports may be a contributing factor as to why e-athletes score lower than traditional athletes on social support, self-regulation, and psychological skill use. Future research is warranted to explore the development of esports programs aiming to promote athletes’ social support, self-regulation, and use of psychological skills to enhance in-game performance and well-being.

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Social Support, Self-Regulation, and Psychological Skill Use in E-Athletes

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“…В связи с этим можно предположить, что те спортсмены, которые в большей степени стремятся к достижению целей, правильно организовывают свой режим и переживают за результат могут более осознанно анализировать происходящее на тренировках и соревнованиях, точнее замечать свои ошибки и тем самым более эффективно осуществлять свою спортивную деятельность для повышения мастерства. Данные результаты согласуются с результатами более ранних исследований о том, что лучшее представление о своей деятельности способствует большей вовлеченности в нее и повышает продуктивность ее выполнения (Popa et al, 2020;Моросанова, 2020).…”

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“…Результаты исследований, рассматривающих связь различных параметров метакогнитивной включенности (в частности, саморегуляции, планирования и оценки своей деятельности) с эффективностью в спорте, демонстрируют положительное влияние компонентов саморегуляции на успешность спортсменов Toering et al, 2012;Popa et al, 2020). При этом более успешные спортсмены демонстрируют способность различать свою текущую подготовленность с той, которая должна быть для достижения необходимого результата (Chen, Singer, 1992).…”

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Relationship between Perfectionism and Cognitive Components of Sportsmen’s Professional Skills

Yakushina

Leonov²,

Nevmerzhitskaya³

2023

RUDN J. Psychol. Pedagog.

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To achieve high results in sports, both motor and cognitive skills are important. However, the formation of cognitive components of sports activity can be influenced by personality traits, for example, such a multidimensional trait as perfectionism. The aim of the research was to determine the relationship between various parameters of perfectionism and the cognitive component of skill in sports. The study involved 311 athletes aged 14 to 32 years (M = 19.5; SD = 2.03). The following instruments were used in the study: The Sport Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale 2 and The Three-Factor Questionnaire of Perfectionism (for diagnosing perfectionism); Questionnaire of Metacognitive Involvement in Activities (for diagnosing metacognitive involvement); and The Mental Image Inventory in Sports (to determine the frequency of using mental images). It has been shown that the athletes with more pronounced perfectionism are able to better understand and evaluate their performance; they can more accurately notice mistakes and more often use mental images in the training process. Also, as a result of a series of regression analyzes, it has been found that such parameters of perfectionism as “high personal standards” and “regime organization” affect the frequency of using cognitive and motivational images, as well as metacognitive involvement in the activities of the athletes who took part in the study. Thus, perfectionism has a significant impact on various parameters of the cognitive component of skill development, which in turn can affect the performance of an athlete in training and competition.

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“…De igual forma, la autorregulación y la auto reflexión son habilidades que llegan a desarrollarse en los esports debido a la evaluación del juego que hace por sí mismo el jugador para alcanzar mejores niveles de logro. (Popa et al, 2020).…”

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Exploración de habilidades socioemocionales en jugadores de esports de CDMX, Puebla y Querétaro

Estrada

Espejel

2022

Revista Panamericana de Comunicación

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Este trabajo tiene el objetivo de explorar las experiencias de los jóvenes, de 18 a 26 años de Ciudad de México, Puebla y Querétaro en deportes en juegos electrónicos para ha trabajado en la Universidad de Texas A&M por mas de 10 años. Actualmente es el subdirector de la Maestría en nalítica ofrecida por la Facultad de AdministraciónMays. Anteriormente, era representante estudiantil en la ofcina de admisiones de la misma entidad donde se encargaba de reclutar alumnos en todo el estado de Texas. Es estudiante de doctorado en el departamento de estudios hispánicos en Texas A&M y el área de su investigación tiene que ver con la representación latina en los videojuegos. Se enfoca principalmente en como la cultura se presenta en estos medios a través de espacialidad, banda sonora, jugabilidad y narratología. identifcar las habilidades socioemo cionales que se desarrollan a partir de la interacción entre los participantes. Mediante una investigación de alcance exploratorio y tomando como base a la fenomenología y etnog rafía como metodologías seleccionadas, se genera una aproximación a la defnición de las habilidades mencionadas. Los resultados sugieren que las habilidades socioemocionales en los esports surgen por la confanza que los jugadores requieren desarrollar para la continuidad del juego, el establecimiento de obligaciones asumidas por voluntad propia. Se concluye que, dentro y fuera del juego, se conforma un espacio donde el desenvolvimiento psicológico de los participantes se traduce en motivación y la empatía.

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Mindfulness and Self-Regulation Strategies Predict Performance of Romanian Handball Players

Cited by 9 publications

References 52 publications

Social Support, Self-Regulation, and Psychological Skill Use in E-Athletes

Social Support, Self-Regulation, and Psychological Skill Use in E-Athletes

Relationship between Perfectionism and Cognitive Components of Sportsmen’s Professional Skills

Exploración de habilidades socioemocionales en jugadores de esports de CDMX, Puebla y Querétaro

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