Adaptation in action: the transition from research to intervention.
Adaptation in action: the transition from research to intervention.
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行动适应:从研究到干预的转变。
DOI:
10.1123/tsp.24.4.542
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
Randy C Battochio
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作者:
R. Schinke;G. Tenenbaum;R. Lidor;Randy C Battochio
Adaptation is defined here as the end point in a process, when people respond in a positive manner to hardship, threat, and challenge, including monumental sport tests, such as international tournaments. Recently, there have been formal research investigations where adaptation has been considered as a provisional framework, with a more formal structure of pathways. Sport scholars have studied Olympic and professional athletes, provided support for a theoretical framework, and identified provisional substrategies for each pathway. In this article the authors situate adaptation within a larger discourse of related interventions, including coping and self-regulation. Subsequently, adaptation is proposed as a comprehensive intervention strategy for elite athletes during monumental sport environments.