Relationship between the amount and type of sports injuries with athletes' competitive anxiety

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Ajam Majid; Foroudi Banafshe; Ghafoori Zohreh; Razavi Sina

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Seminar: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES, PSYCHOLOGY, SPORT SCIENCES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Year:2022 | Issue:1

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Title

Relationship between the amount and type of sports injuries with athletes' competitive anxiety

Author(s)

Ajam Majid | Foroudi Banafshe | Ghafoori Zohreh | Razavi Sina

Keywords

Competitive Anxiety

Sports Injury

Athletes

Stress

Abstract

In the present study, we sought to investigate the Competitive Anxiety of Athletes and its relationship with sports injuries in them. 200 Athletes were purposefully selected. Competitive Sports Anxiety Questionnaire (SCAT) and quadruple Sports Injury questionnaire were used to collect information. There was no significant difference between Competitive Anxiety of injured and uninjured Athletes (P = 0. 079). There was a significant positive relationship between Competitive Anxiety in injured and uninjured Athletes (P <0. 05), this relationship was moderate to weak for all Athletes (r = 0. 33) and moderate for injured Athletes (r = 0. 55). There was no significant difference between Athletes' Competitive Anxiety according to the type of injury (P = 0. 18). The lack of a significant difference between the Competitive Anxiety of injured and uninjured Athletes may be due to the recovery of injured Athletes.

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Ajam, Majid, Foroudi, Banafshe, Ghafoori, Zohreh, & Razavi, Sina. (2022). Relationship between the amount and type of sports injuries with athletes' competitive anxiety. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES, PSYCHOLOGY, SPORT SCIENCES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/949681/en

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Ajam Majid, Foroudi Banafshe, Ghafoori Zohreh, Razavi Sina. Relationship between the amount and type of sports injuries with athletes' competitive anxiety. 2022. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/949681/en

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Majid Ajam, Banafshe Foroudi, Zohreh Ghafoori, and Sina Razavi, “Relationship between the amount and type of sports injuries with athletes' competitive anxiety,” presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES, PSYCHOLOGY, SPORT SCIENCES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/949681/en

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