Considerations for the Utilization of Questionnaires in Collegiate Team Environments

G. Adamson, Clare Quebedeaux, Tyler Carpenter, Stuart Roche, Travis Kleifgen, Alex Curtis, Makennah J. Mills
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Questionnaires are commonplace in team and individual sports as a subjective tool to assess an athlete’s psychological perception and behavioral practices towards their performance and physical preparation. A consistent and systematic approach is required when administering questionnaires to an athlete or group of athletes. Proper questionnaire design and administration methods allow a strength and conditioning coach to effectively analyze the data and make actionable interventions when necessary. There are challenges in sports, especially team environments, which strength and conditioning professionals must maneuver to better help athletes. These challenges include sudden changes in practice or travel, coaching changes, administrative technicalities, athlete cooperation, and many more factors.  When challenges arise, questionnaires are useful tool to gauge how an athlete responds to such changes. The purpose of this report is to outline strategies and considerations for strength and conditioning professionals to effectively implement questionnaires in the collegiate environment.
大学团队环境中问卷调查运用的思考
在团队和个人运动中,问卷调查是一种普遍的主观工具,用于评估运动员对其表现和身体准备的心理感知和行为实践。在对一名运动员或一组运动员进行问卷调查时,需要采用一致和系统的方法。适当的问卷设计和管理方法允许力量和体能教练有效地分析数据,并在必要时采取可操作的干预措施。运动中存在挑战,尤其是团队环境,力量和体能专业人员必须应对这些挑战,以更好地帮助运动员。这些挑战包括练习或旅行的突然变化,教练的变化,行政技术,运动员的合作,以及更多的因素。当挑战出现时,问卷调查是衡量运动员如何应对这些变化的有用工具。本报告的目的是概述策略和注意事项的力量和调节专业人员有效地实施问卷调查在大学环境。
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