hardiness, world assumptions, motivation of athletes of contact and not contact kinds of sport
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Abstract
Investigation of personal psychological specificity of athletes of contact (freestyle wrestling) and not contact (archery) kinds of sport were carried out. Pronounced deviation in hardiness, world assumptions, motives for sport doing were obtained. In particularly, archery athletes possess higher values of hardiness and positively view the world, than wrestlers, while possess less motives for sport doing as “successful for life quality and skills” and “physical perfection”. Thus for athletes not contact kinds of sports rather coping in permanent stressed conditions are predicted. The obtained results are practically important for counseling work of sport psychologists and moreover they could be a basement for training teach programs and challenge stress overcoming programs.
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| Authors | ;Elena Vladimirovna Molchanova |
| Journal | Journal of environmental radioactivity |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.12731/2218-7405-2017-2-69-85
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