Examining Hardiness, Coping and Stress-Related Growth Following Sport Injury
Examining Hardiness, Coping and Stress-Related Growth Following Sport Injury
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检查运动损伤后的坚韧性、应对能力和与压力相关的生长
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2016
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C. Diss
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Jade Salim;R. Wadey;C. Diss
本研究的目的是解释受伤的运动员如何在坚韧性高经历了压力相关的增长，为什么运动员在坚韧性低不太可能获得这样的好处。20名参与者理论上被分成高（n = 10）和低（n = 10）坚韧组。半结构化访谈用于数据收集。研究结果显示，坚韧性高的运动员经历了与压力相关的成长，因为他们有一个情绪出口，这使他们能够重新定义他们的伤害并体验积极的影响。相比之下，坚韧性低的运动员没有情绪出口，这导致了次优的结果。这些发现对与受伤运动员一起工作的从业者具有重要意义。
This study aimed to explain how injured athletes high in hardiness experienced stress-related growth and why athletes low in hardiness are less likely to derive such benefits. Twenty participants were theoretically sampled into high (n = 10) and low (n = 10) hardiness groups. Semistructured interviews were used for data collection. Findings revealed that athletes high in hardiness experienced stress-related growth from having an emotional outlet, which enabled them to reframe their injury and experience positive affect. In contrast, athletes low in hardiness had no emotional outlet, which led to suboptimal outcomes. These findings have important implications for practitioners working with injured athletes.