提高学生运动员应对技能的短片与文章之比较

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED
Tyler L. Malone, Adam Kern, Emily Klueh, D. Eisenberg
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这项研究试图确定向大学生运动员提供有关应对压力技能信息的特定策略的有效性。本研究分析了166名大学生代表队运动员。在这些参与者中,60.8%是女性(n = 101)。作者使用了一项随机对照试验来比较基于视频和基于文本的干预措施,旨在提供应对技能信息。干预五周后,参与者完成了一项后续调查,其中包括关于应对技能信息的可记忆性、使用性和有用性的简单自我报告问题。总的来说,这两种策略都导致相当大比例的样本使用了应对技能。与基于文本的干预参与者相比,基于视频的深呼吸干预参与者使用应对技能的可能性是基于文本干预参与者的两倍多(风险比 = 2.20,95%置信区间[1.02,4.71],p = .03)。总体而言,研究结果表明,基于视频和文本的干预措施都有可能提高应对技能。
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Comparison of Brief Videos and Articles to Promote Coping Skills Among Student-Athletes
This study sought to determine the efficacy of particular strategies for delivering information about coping skills for stress to college student-athletes. This study analyzed 166 undergraduate varsity student-athletes. Among these participants, 60.8% were female (n = 101). The authors used a randomized controlled trial to compare video-based and text-based interventions designed to deliver coping skills information. Five weeks after the intervention, the participants completed a follow-up survey containing simple self-report questions regarding the memorability, use, and helpfulness of the coping skills information. In general, both strategies led to the use of coping skills by a sizeable proportion of the sample. The participants in the video-based deep breathing intervention were more than twice as likely to use coping skills compared with participants in the text-based intervention (risk ratio = 2.20, 95% confidence interval [1.02, 4.71], p = .03). Overall, the results suggest that both video- and text-based interventions have the potential to promote coping skills.
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