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How Healthy is Sport Psychologically? - Coggle Diagram
How Healthy is Sport Psychologically?
General consensus that sport is
good
for you.
Increased competitiveness brings about an
increase in stressors
(Jewett et al., 2018)
.
Increased risk of mental health issues.
Sport specific circumstances:
deselection, injury, doping
(Currie et al., 2019)
.
Elite athletes have similar mental health to GP.
Metacognition
- thinking about thinking because of perfectionism and burnout.
Improved thought control for elite athletes = decrease levels of mental health issues
(Macintyre et al., 2014)
.
+VE
improved
self-efficacy
, social interaction and distraction theories
(Please and Andrade, 2005)
.
Can depend on an
individual's
personality and motivation - recreational sport can cause short-term -ve emotional responses after defeat *(Verner-Filion et al., 2018).
Chatzisarantis and Hagger (2007)
Because the focus in
recreational sport
is not so much on winning, there is greater emphasis on
intrinsic
vs. extrinsic life aspiration.
SDT
Sustains participation.
Harmonious Passion:
predicts +ve feelings with regard to participation.
Doing it to enjoy it.
Obsessive Passion:
more ego-based and is linked to -ve emotions around participation
(Stensburg et al., 2015)
.
Outcome focussed :arrow_right: -ve, :arrow_down: participation.
Strava.
Belongingness
is a key aspect of +ve emotions in sport participation.
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