Psychological and situational determinants of burnout in adolescent athletes

Markati, Alexandra; Psychountaki, Maria; Kingston, Kieran; Karteroliotis, Konstantinos; Apostolidis, Nikolaos

doi:10.1080/1612197x.2017.1421680

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“…The necessity of symptom control of this psychological phenomenon is experimentally proved. Otherwise, adaptation opportunities of an organism will be incapable to maintain further psychological and physiological loads [18]. Results of our research revealed the important directions and qualification characteristics of levels of a competitive cycle of preparation.…”

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confidence: 76%

“…A basis of psychological health is full mental development at all stages of development. Psychological health means harmony of the person with the environment and various components of his personality: rational and emotional, mental and corporal, reason, and intuition [18]. The maintenance and formation of psychological health is a complex process.…”

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Interrelation of mental "burn out" level and psychological health in athletes with different qualification

Nagovitsyn

Miroshnichenko

Merzlyakova

et al. 2018

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Purpose: to reveal features of psychological health and characteristics of personal development and mental "burn out" of athletes with different qualification. Material: the comparative analysis of mental expression of "burn out" in samples of athletes with different qualification (n=187). We tested men (n=110) and women (n=77) aged from 15 up to 29 years old. Athletes represented the following kinds of sport: boxing, fight, basketball, gymnastics, swimming, volleyball. They were divided into 2 groups: high qualification (Candidates and Masters of Sports, n=89) and low qualification (n=98). Results: it is observed a lot of positive correlation interrelations between indicators of psychological health and mental "burn out" of athletes. In the group of high qualification athletes, the indicators of psychological health are connected with reduction of achievement feeling and depreciation of achievements. In the group of low qualification athletes they were mainly connected with reduction of achievement feeling. The high qualification athletes are more subject to mental "burn out". It is connected with higher psychophysiological loads. These athletes are more inclined to creativity, humanity, are more intellectually developed. For low qualification athletes, the family sphere of life is more important. Conclusions: the received results testify to need of psychological support of training of athletes with different qualification to prevention and correction of mental "burn out" and maintenance of psychological health.

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confidence: 76%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interrelation of mental "burn out" level and psychological health in athletes with different qualification

Nagovitsyn

Miroshnichenko

Merzlyakova

et al. 2018

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“…As in the present research, these authors found moderate positive correlations between the less self-determined degrees of motivation and burnout, but through its three dimensions, reduced sense of achievement (r = 0.56), emotional exhaustion (r = 0.31) and sports devaluation (r = 0.61). More recently, a positive and significant relationship between amotivation and burnout also was observed, in youth athletes [7]. Analyzing the different degrees of regulation of self-determined motivation, found that amotivation was positively and significantly related to the three components of burnout separately (emotional exhaustion, reduced feeling of achievement and sports devaluation), in elite athletes [66].…”

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“…Sport burnout is a multidimensional syndrome characterized by the physical and psychological exhaustion derived from the demands of training and competition, which tends to decrease athletes' performance [1,2]. Self-Determination Theory (SDT) is one of the theoretical frameworks used to explain the origin of athlete burnout [3,4], so studies that relate motivation to sport burnout have increased in recent years [5][6][7].…”

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“…Results indicated that participants with higher self-determined motivation toward sport reported higher general self-efficacy more positive attitudes toward a healthy lifestyle, and lower engagement in threatening behavior. In addition, current studies highlight the need to take into consideration a combination of factors to understand the occurrence of burnout in youth athletes [7] and promote early athletic engagement (in youth football players) [35]. In recent years, sport engagement has shown multiple benefits for athletes' performance and for a positive climate of the sport world, in amateur and elite athletes [36][37][38][39].…”

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Basic Psychological Needs, Burnout and Engagement in Sport: The Mediating Role of Motivation Regulation

Francisco

Sánchez-Romero

Conesa

et al. 2020

IJERPH

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The purpose of the present research was to analyze the mediating role of motivational regulation between the satisfaction of basic psychological needs and burnout and engagement in athletes. From different sports 1011 young Spanish athletes participated in the study. Participants completed several measurement instruments concerning: the Basic Needs Satisfaction in Sport Scale, Behavioral Regulation in Sport Questionnaire, Athlete Burnout Questionnaire and Athlete Engagement Questionnaire. The results of structural equation modeling showed that the satisfaction of basic psychological needs has direct effects on burnout and engagement: a negative effect on athlete burnout (–0.49, p < 0.001) and a positive effect on engagement (0.54, p < 0.001). In addition, the satisfaction of basic psychological needs has a partial indirect effect over these variables in the same direction mediated by the self-determined degree of motivation. Thus, low levels of self-regulated motivation are positively related to burnout, but high levels of self-determined motivation are not. The same was observed with engagement, but vice versa: high levels of self-determined motivation are positively related to athlete engagement, but low levels of self-determined motivation are not. The proposed model explained 37% of the variance of burnout and 51% of the variance of engagement.

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A canonical correlation analysis of self‐compassion, life balance, and burnout in counselors

Silva,

Dean,

Balkin

2024

Jour of Counseling & Develop

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This quantitative study explored the relationship between counselor burnout (Counselor Burnout Inventory, CBI), life balance (Life Balance Inventory, LBI), and self‐compassion (Self‐Compassion Scale, SCS) among 331 fully licensed and provisionally licensed counselors throughout the United States with at least 2 years of experience in various clinical settings and providing direct clinical services. Results of two canonical correlation analyses (CCAs) explored the relationship between (a) the subscales of the LBI and the CBI and (b) the subscales of the SCS and the CBI. Both CCAs indicated a statistically significant relationship demonstrating that: (a) increased life balance was associated with lower burnout and (b) increased self‐compassion was associated with lower burnout. Counselors experiencing burnout may turn to increasing their life balance or increasing self‐compassion practices to increase their quality of life.

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Psychological and situational determinants of burnout in adolescent athletes

Cited by 19 publications

References 43 publications

Interrelation of mental "burn out" level and psychological health in athletes with different qualification

Interrelation of mental "burn out" level and psychological health in athletes with different qualification

Basic Psychological Needs, Burnout and Engagement in Sport: The Mediating Role of Motivation Regulation

A canonical correlation analysis of self‐compassion, life balance, and burnout in counselors

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