Attributions for recovery and adherence to sport injury rehabilitation.

W J Laubach, B W Brewer, J L Van Raalte, A J Petitpas
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The relations of causal attributions for recovery from knee surgery to recovery rate and rehabilitation adherence were examined in a sample of 34 recreational or competitive athletes. Subjects rated their open-ended attributions for recovery on the Revised Causal Dimension Scale (McAuley, Duncan, & Russell, 1992). Subjects who perceived themselves as recovering rapidly made more stable, personally controllable, and externally controllable attributions than subjects who perceived themselves as recovering slowly. Subjects designated by their physical therapist/athletic trainer (PT/AT) as recovering rapidly tended to attribute their rehabilitation progress to more internal and personally controllable factors than subjects identified as recovering slowly. Causal dimension ratings predicted PT/AT rehabilitation adherence ratings, but not attendance at rehabilitation sessions.

归因恢复和坚持运动损伤康复。
本研究以34名休闲或竞技运动员为样本,探讨膝关节手术康复与康复率及康复依从性的因果归因关系。受试者根据修订的因果维度量表(McAuley, Duncan, & Russell, 1992)对他们的开放式归因进行评分。认为自己恢复迅速的被试比认为自己恢复缓慢的被试做出了更稳定、个人可控和外部可控的归因。被物理治疗师/运动教练(PT/AT)指定为快速康复的受试者比被确定为缓慢康复的受试者更倾向于将其康复进展归因于内部和个人可控因素。因果维度评分预测PT/AT康复依从性评分,但不能预测参加康复会议。
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