Félix Arbinaga, Gerardo A Araya-Vargas, Emilio Moreno-San-Pedro
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该研究分析了足球裁判的完美主义和心理不灵活性与适应力之间的关系。在线收集199名审稿人数据，其中男性91.96%,Mage = 28.24, SD = 8.47。在整个样本中，73.37%的人是业余的，26.63%的人是半专业或专业的，三个变量的得分没有显著差异。低弹性裁判的心理不灵活性较高，适应不良完美主义程度较高，适应完美主义程度较低。与心理不灵活性低的参与者相比，中高心理不灵活性组的参与者进入低弹性组的风险更高（OR = 4.079）。线性回归模型对适应性完美主义的弹性具有显著的正向预测能力（β = 0.468, p < 0.001），对心理不灵活性（β = -0.213, p = 0.003）和适应不良完美主义（β = -0.323, p < 0.001）具有显著的负向预测能力。分析了这些结果在体育背景下的含义。
Soccer Refereeing and Resilient Behavior: Relationships With Psychological Inflexibility and Perfectionism.
The study analyzes how perfectionism and psychological inflexibility relate to resilience in soccer referees. Data were collected online from 199 referees (91.96% male, Mage = 28.24, SD = 8.47). Of the total sample, 73.37% were amateur and 26.63% were semi-professional or professional, with no significant differences in the scores of the three variables. Referees with low resilience reported higher psychological inflexibility, greater maladaptive perfectionism, and lower adaptive perfectionism. Participants grouped with high-medium psychological inflexibility showed a higher risk (OR = 4.079) of being in the low-resilience group compared to those with low psychological inflexibility. Linear regression models show a positive and significant predictive capacity for resilience for adaptive perfectionism (β = 0.468, p < .001), but a negative one for psychological inflexibility (β = -0.213, p = .003) and maladaptive perfectionism (β = -0.323, p < .001). The implications of these results in the sports context are analyzed.
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