没有付出就没有收获?性别和运动状态对运动疼痛报告的影响

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED
L. Sheffield, L. Stutts
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摘要

大学生运动员经常遭受疼痛/伤害,这可能会对他们的身心健康产生负面影响。这项准实验研究调查了性别和运动状态对决定是否应在小插曲中向主教练报告疼痛的影响。参与者包括236名本科生,他们阅读了四篇描述运动员(两男两女)在运动中感到疼痛的小插曲,并就运动员是否应该报告疼痛提出了建议。无论小插曲中运动员的性别如何,女性和非一级赛运动员都比男性和运动员更有信心向教练报告疼痛。第一赛区运动员建议其他人报告疼痛与他们自己练习的情况不一致。这些结果表明,运动员和教练应该接受教育,了解可能导致运动员选择不报告疼痛的因素。
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No Pain, No Gain? The Influence of Gender and Athletic Status on Reporting Pain in Sports
Collegiate athletes are frequently exposed to pain/injury, which has the potential to negatively impact their physical and psychological health. This quasi-experimental study investigated the influence of gender and athletic status on deciding whether pain should be reported to the head coach in a vignette. Participants included 236 undergraduates who read four vignettes describing athletes (two men, two women) who were experiencing pain while playing a sport and made recommendations about whether the athlete should report the pain. Regardless of the gender of the athlete in the vignette, women and non-Division I athletes were more confident that the pain should be reported to the coach than men and athletes. Division I athletes’ recommendations for others to report pain did not align with what they reported practicing themselves. These results suggest that athletes and coaches should receive education about the factors that may lead an athlete to choose not to report pain.
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