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Relation of Perfectionism with Athletes' Burnout: Further Examination
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2008The purpose was to examine the different aspects of perfectionism and athletes' burnout. College athletes ( N = 320) with mean age of 19.7 yr. ( SD = 1.4) completed the Chinese version of the Multiple Perfectionism Scale for Sport and the Eades' Athlete Burnout Inventory.
Lung Hung, Chen +3 more
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Relation of Dispositional Optimism with Burnout among Athletes
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2008Optimism is important in enhancing human psychological and physical well-being; however, the association of optimism with burnout has received little attention in sport psychology. This study recruited 139 young volleyball players ( M = 16.3 yr., SD = 0.8) to examine this relation.
Lung Hung, Chen +2 more
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The athlete burnout syndrome: possible early signs
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 2004Burnout has been identified as a concern in elite sport. The aim of the current study was to examine relationships among proposed early signs and the athlete burnout syndrome. Quantitative methods (i.e., questionnaire) were used to identify the level of burnout and perceptions of proposed early signs among New Zealand male semi- and fully-professional ...
S L, Cresswell, R C, Eklund
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Mental toughness, Hardiness and Athletic Burnout in University Athletes
Wah Academia Journal of Social SciencesA correlational study was conducted to explore the relationship between mental toughness, hardiness, and athletic burnout in university athletes. It was hypothesized that 1) mental toughness and hardiness would be negatively related to athletic burnout in university athletes, and 2) Hardiness would moderate the relationship between mental toughness and
Beenish Najam +3 more
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Understanding Underrecovery, Overtraining, and Burnout in the Developing Athlete
2017Issues that play crucial roles and negatively influence the development of youth athletes are often indicated by the inappropriate and unrealistic demands and expectations to which these young athletes are exposed. These interacting factors of young athletes' developmental courses can result in extreme stress for youth athletes.
Pelka, Maximilian, Kellmann, Michael
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Emotional burnout in elite athletes
2022Abstract. Modern domestic and foreign publications on the relationship between emotional burnout and sporting activity and sports as a stress factor were analyzed. Objective. To identify the features of occupational adaptation of athletes and the development of emotional burnout, as well as the phases of its development in female volleyball players ...
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Teammate communication, loneliness, and contagion of athlete burnout
Psychology of Sport and ExerciseCommunication among teammates can influence sport experiences of athletes, including burnout. This might occur through sharing of burnout perceptions, fostering development of burnout perceptions in teammates (i.e., contagion). Contagion of burnout may depend on communication frequency with teammates as well as intrapersonal social constructs like ...
Christine E. Pacewicz +2 more
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Exercise Fatigue in Adolescents: Diagnosis of Athlete Burnout
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1986In brief: When a young athlete complains of chronic fatigue, declining performance, and dental lassitude-symptoms of burnout syndrome-a comprehensive diagnostic approach is required. Identification of anthropometric, physiological, or psychological abnormalities that interfere with normal exercise capacity usually can be made by means of a complete ...
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