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27 paź 2017 · Given the significance of anxiety in sport performance, it is important to ensure it is addressed early and by appropriately trained mental health professionals. Anxiety, even though it is a normal emotion experienced by many, if left unaddressed, can lead to more serious psychological disorders.
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Open Access J Sports Med. 2017; 8: 205–212. Published online...
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Moreover, these responses are all influenced by a range of...
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1 cze 2019 · One study found that aesthetic sport athletes (eg, gymnastics, figure skating) had the highest rates of GAD, while risk sports (eg, aerial sports, motor sports) had the lowest rates in both male and female athletes.3 One study found handball players had higher state and trait anxiety compared with volleyball players.30 Lastly, no differences in ...
23 gru 2018 · Anxiety and fear are unpleasant emotions commonly experienced in sport and performance settings. While fear usually has an apparent cause, the source of anxiety is comparatively vague and...
The findings that males show stronger emotional responses (eg, cognitive–somatic anxiety) in anticipation to sport competition compared with females7 42 are further supported by the indication that males also demonstrate a stronger anticipatory cortisol response to sport competition.
1 paź 2023 · Anxiety in athletes is a pivotal factor affecting performance, mental health, and career longevity. This comprehensive review synthesizes current research on psychological interventions...
The question of the effects of anxiety in sport, especially on athletic performance, is one of the core questions in sport psychology research and consulting. Anxiety is often seen as the cause of failure in competition or of apparent avoidance behaviour in physical education.
27 paź 2017 · In short, sport-related anxiety can 1) have a negative impact on sport performance during practice and competitions, 2) lead to increased risk of injury occurrence, 3) delay and obstruct injury rehabilitation and the return to sport process, and 4) increase subsequent reinjury risk during post-rehabilitation practice and competitions.
