Collegiate Sport Club Athletes’ Psychological Well-Being and Perceptions of Their Team Climate

IF 0.7 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

Recreational Sports Journal Pub Date : 2021-04-01 DOI:10.1177/1558866121995169

Chelsi E. Scott, M. Fry, Hannah Weingartner, Troy O. Wineinger

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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to consider how the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) Triple-Impact Competitor (TIC) workshop could be used to help create a positive climate for recreational sport club participants, and to examine how perceptions of a positive team climate related to indices of psychological well-being among sport club athletes. At the beginning of their season, sport club leaders completed the PCA TIC workshop. Following the conclusion of the spring season, we invited all sport club participants (N = 109) to complete a survey that examined the motivational climate on their teams, as well as their hope, happiness, and self-kindness. Athletes’ perceptions of a CTI climate were significantly and positively related to their hope, happiness, and self-kindness. Results suggest that the PCA TIC training is an inexpensive strategy that may foster a positive environment within university sport club teams and may assist programs in promoting indices of psychological well-being among club sport athletes.

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高校体育俱乐部运动员的心理健康与团队氛围感知

摘要本研究旨在探讨积极教练联盟(Positive Coaching Alliance, PCA)三影响竞争者(Triple-Impact Competitor, TIC)工作坊如何为休闲体育俱乐部参与者创造积极氛围，并探讨积极团队氛围的感知与体育俱乐部运动员心理健康指数之间的关系。在他们的赛季开始时，体育俱乐部领导完成了PCA TIC研讨会。随着春季赛季的结束，我们邀请了所有的体育俱乐部参与者(N = 109)来完成一项调查，调查了他们团队的激励气氛，以及他们的希望、快乐和自我友善。运动员对CTI气候的感知与他们的希望、快乐和自我友善显著正相关。结果表明，PCA - TIC训练是一种廉价的策略，可以在大学体育俱乐部团队中培养积极的环境，并有助于提高俱乐部体育运动员的心理健康指数。

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Recreational Sports Journal HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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1.40

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64.30%

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