PREDICTION OF HARDINESS AMONG ELITE EPIC ATHLETES ACCORDING TO PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS AND EMOTION REGULATION

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NOROUZI HASSAN; SHAHHOSSENI MEYSAM; GOLMOHAMMADI BEHROOZ

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Journal: ZANKO JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES Year:2017 | Volume:17 | Issue:55 Page(s): 55-67

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PREDICTION OF HARDINESS AMONG ELITE EPIC ATHLETES ACCORDING TO PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS AND EMOTION REGULATION

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NOROUZI HASSAN | SHAHHOSSENI MEYSAM | GOLMOHAMMADI BEHROOZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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PERCEPTION OF SUCCESSQ1

HARDINESSQ2

EMOTION REGULATIONQ1

EPIC ATHLETESQ1

Abstract

Backgrounds and Aim: In today's world mental skills are inseparable part of championship and those who use these skills get successes. The aim of this study was to examine the prediction of HARDINESS among elite EPIC ATHLETES according to PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS and EMOTION REGULATION.Material and Methods: This study was a descriptive of correlation study. The statistical population consisted of 480 athletes who had participated in Tehran's top competitions in 2015 and 200 athletes were selected by random. In this study for collecting data, kubasa HARDINESS and emotional regulation questionnaires were used. For data analyzing, the descriptive statistics and for investigation of research hypothesis, Pierson correlation coefficient and multiple regression were used by SPSS.Results: The results indicated that there are significant correlation between HARDINESS with PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS (r=0.22), Reappraisal (r=-0.44) and suppression(r=-0.5). Results of regression analysis showed that PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS and EMOTION REGULATION predicted 29% of variance under variable athlete’s HARDINESS. Athlete’s HARDINESS increased by improving PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS but increasing subscales of EMOTION REGULATION (Reappraisal and suppression) lead to reduce athlete’s HARDINESS.Conclusion: Finally it can be hypothesized that improving PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS reinforces athlete’s efforts, goal achieving and their HARDINESS during the competition but because of tension and unsuitable emotion, perception leads to unsuitable interpretation among athletes.

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NOROUZI, HASSAN, SHAHHOSSENI, MEYSAM, & GOLMOHAMMADI, BEHROOZ. (2017). PREDICTION OF HARDINESS AMONG ELITE EPIC ATHLETES ACCORDING TO PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS AND EMOTION REGULATION. ZANKO JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, 17(55), 55-67. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/356227/en

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NOROUZI HASSAN, SHAHHOSSENI MEYSAM, GOLMOHAMMADI BEHROOZ. PREDICTION OF HARDINESS AMONG ELITE EPIC ATHLETES ACCORDING TO PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS AND EMOTION REGULATION. ZANKO JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES[Internet]. 2017;17(55):55-67. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/356227/en

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HASSAN NOROUZI, MEYSAM SHAHHOSSENI, and BEHROOZ GOLMOHAMMADI, “PREDICTION OF HARDINESS AMONG ELITE EPIC ATHLETES ACCORDING TO PERCEPTION OF SUCCESS AND EMOTION REGULATION,” ZANKO JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, vol. 17, no. 55, pp. 55–67, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/356227/en

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