Variáveis Psicológicas Associadas À Síndrome De Burnout E Desempenho Em Atletas Adultos Através Do Athlete Burnout  Questionnaire - Abq

Souza, Rafael Octaviano de; Osiecki, Raúl; Silva, Jhonny Kleber Ferreira da; Costa, Patrícia; Stefanello, Joice Mara Facco

doi:10.4025/jphyseduc.v29i1.2928

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“…Previous studies have pointed out that in collective team evaluations, athletes who are part of a group presented a higher risk of burnout during the base-professional transition period 13,29,30 . High burnout indicators affect not only an athlete's sports performance, but also other spheres of their personal and social life 5,22,31,32 .…”

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“…It is important to highlight that 9.43% of the soccer athletes remained stable with no oscillations throughout the season with low levels of frequency of feelings of burnout, indicating remote possibilities of manifestation of the syndrome. Evidence shows that low levels of burnout are associated with effective coping strategies 11,31,33 , self-directed perfectionism 10,11 , passion for sport 10 , and also for the ability of these individuals to deal with the stress, pressures, demands, and uncertainties existing in this category throughout the season, in relation to the final stage of promoting the base category towards the professional team.…”

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“…According to the literature, athletes who fluctuate between high and moderate levels of burnout throughout the season may be involved with thoughts and feelings of uncertainty regarding their future and performance, frustration, demotivation, or lack of perception of success 6,18,[29][30][31] . In Brazilian soccer, the transition process from U-20 to professional athletes is very intense and difficult.…”

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“…It also causes alterations in the personal, family, and professional lives of these athletes 30 , as in many cases they will have to try to continue their sports career by looking for a new club, moving to another city, and moving away from family members and their social cycle. All of these factors combined contribute to a higher probability of manifestation of burnout [31][32][33]35 , especially in the U-20 category, which is the last divider between amateurism and professionalization, which reinforces the need for individualized monitoring and the establishment of specific benchmarks for this category.…”

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Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

Bicalho¹,

Costa²,

Noce³

et al. 2020

JPhysEduc

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The aimed of the study were: (a) to construct a reference table for burnout in soccer athletes of the U-20 category and (b) to verify the individual oscillations in the perception of these athletes in relation to burnout over three periods of the sports season. The 53 sub-20 soccer athletes participated. The Atlhete Burnout Questionnaire, brazilian version, was applied to athletes during training, competition and vacation periods of the sports season. A reference table was built for under-20 soccer athletes for each assessed period. Fluctuations were found in the average values of the total burnout frequency of the athletes during the 3 periods: training (=1.35 ± 0.13 and =2.11 ± 0.19), competition (=1.26 ± 0.13 and =2.27 ± 0.24) and vacation (=1.27 ± 0.14 and = 2.18 ± 0.28) Based on this table and the individual classification of each athlete, it was observed that 32 athletes presented fluctuations in the perception of burnout during the sports season and 21 athletes did not show fluctuations in feelings of burnout during the three evaluation periods. The period with the highest number of athletes (n = 17) with a high level of burnout was the training period. It is concluded that it is not possible to establish a single and collective behavior regarding the fluctuations of burnout levels in athletes of the U-20 category during a sports season, and that the category reference table contributes to a greater accuracy of the burnout evaluation in every season.

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Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

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Costa²,

Noce³

et al. 2020

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“…In the field of sports and exercise, people have long been concerned about the causal relationships among variables such as positive emotion, hope, anxiety, control, and self-handicapping (Gustafsson et al, 2010;Aliyev and Karakus, 2015). In terms of positive emotions and hope, many studies support positive emotion as an essential pre-variable of hope (Choe, 2014;Davis et al, 2018;Souza et al, 2018). Athletic competitions will produce different emotional responses, accompanied by the individual's evaluation of goals, whether they are under pressure, whether they have reached their goals.…”

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The Influence of Positive Emotion and Sports Hope on Pre-competition State Anxiety in Martial Arts Players

Yang

Wen

2020

Front. Psychol.

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Objectives: The present study proposes a model for the relationships among competitive martial arts players' positive emotions, hope (path and emotive force ideas), sense of control, self-handicapping, and precompetition state anxiety (PCSA). The model seeks to advance our understanding around the causal and mediating effects between these variables and, thus, has important implications for theory and practice in the field of sports and exercise psychology. Method: A total of 327 participants (male: 255, female: 72; age: 21.45 ± 2.78 years; athletic training: 6.27 ± 2.54 years) in the China University Wushu Sanda Championship 2019 were surveyed. Within 2 h before the match, PCSA, sports hope, sense of control, anxiety, and self-handicapping were measured. Results: The findings of the present study showed that (1) positive emotions have a significant positive correlation with path and emotive force ideas, anxiety orientation, ability to cope, goal attainment, and sense of control; (2) path and emotive force ideas were significantly positively correlated with anxiety orientation, ability to cope, goal attainment, and sense of control and significantly negatively correlated with anxiety intensity and self-handicapping; and (3) the path idea acted as a partial negative mediator between positive emotion and anxiety intensity, and the sense of control played a partial negative mediator between the emotive force idea and self-handicapping. Conclusion: (1) Players' positive emotions can predict the sense of hope. It also tends to interpret the anxiety intensity as a positive challenge rather than a negative sense of control. (2) Players with a higher path idea also tend to have lower negative emotion, anxiety intensity, and self-handicapping; (3) martial arts players' path idea has a significantly higher predictive power for the sense of control than the emotive force idea. Still, both path and emotive force ideas can indirectly affect the intensity of anxiety orientation and self-handicapping through the multiple mediators of sense of control. Finally, recommendations for coaches related to training and preparation for competition are discussed.

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Differences in predicting athletic burnout and in moderating its relationship with life satisfaction in competitive and leisure athletes

Grebner,

Michel-Kröhler,

Werner

et al. 2024

Sci Rep

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The effects of athletic burnout on life satisfaction vary greatly between individuals, but few studies have examined influencing factors, such as coping mechanisms, that explain these differences. While athletes’ performance levels seem to influence the development of burnout symptoms, there is a lack of studies examining different performance levels separately. The present study therefore investigated the predictors of athletic burnout in competitive and leisure athletes separately, as well as possible moderators influencing the relationship between burnout and life satisfaction in these groups. A cross-sectional online study with sport-specific and general questionnaires was conducted. Latent (e.g., resilience) and manifest variables (e.g., stress) were included as predictors of athletic burnout in two structural equation models (competitive: robust RMSEA = 0.065, robust CFI = 0.946; leisure: robust RMSEA = 0.067, robust CFI = 0.937) with data from 422 athletes (Mage = 23.65; range = 16–67; 43% female, 57% male). Additionally, moderation analyses with coping mechanisms as moderators between burnout and life satisfaction were conducted. Results show that predictors of athletic burnout differ between performance levels. Furthermore, there is a significant moderation effect (p < 0.01) for positive self-concept in competitive sports. Approaches for future research and the development of target group-specific interventions are discussed.

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Variáveis Psicológicas Associadas À Síndrome De Burnout E Desempenho Em Atletas Adultos Através Do Athlete Burnout Questionnaire - Abq

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

Prevalence of burnout in soccer athletes of the sub-20 category along a sports season

The Influence of Positive Emotion and Sports Hope on Pre-competition State Anxiety in Martial Arts Players

Differences in predicting athletic burnout and in moderating its relationship with life satisfaction in competitive and leisure athletes

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