Comparing National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II Athletes’ Perceptions of Social Support Following Injury, Illness, and Other Identified Stressors

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1123/jcsp.2021-0110
M. Anderson, Yvette M Ingram, Linda Meyer, Thomas West, Ellen West
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Collegiate athletes have demonstrated a need for social support to help cope with their daily responsibilities. The purpose of this research was to explore National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II athletes’ perception of social support from friends, teammates, family, coaches, significant others, and athletic trainers following injury, illness, or other identified life stressors. There were 546 participants who completed a five-part survey using the University Stress Scale, the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support, the Athletic Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support, the Perceived Stress Scale, and a demographic section. Of the participants, 352 (64.5%) stated that they experienced moderate stress levels, and all participants indicated experiencing an identified life stressor within the last 12 months. The results indicated statistically significant differences when comparing providers of social support: females preferred the support of friends, significant others, and athletic trainers, and freshmen and sophomores perceived more social support from friends than did juniors and seniors.
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比较全国大学体育协会二级运动员在受伤、疾病和其他确定的压力源后对社会支持的感知
大学运动员已经证明需要社会支持来帮助他们处理日常责任。摘要本研究旨在探讨美国大学体育协会第二分会运动员在受伤、疾病或其他确定的生活压力因素后,对来自朋友、队友、家人、教练、重要他人和运动训练员的社会支持的感知。546名参与者完成了一项由五部分组成的调查,调查使用了大学压力量表、感知社会支持的多维量表、感知社会支持的运动多维量表、感知压力量表和人口统计部分。在参与者中,352人(64.5%)表示他们经历了中等压力水平,所有参与者都表示在过去12个月内经历了确定的生活压力源。在比较社会支持的提供者时,结果显示了统计学上的显著差异:女性更喜欢朋友、重要他人和运动教练的支持,大一和大二的学生比大三和大四的学生从朋友那里获得更多的社会支持。
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