Counseling Goals of Athletes During Injury Rehabilitation: A Descriptive Analysis

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, APPLIED Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1123/jcsp.2022-0048
J. R. Schlierf, Trevor S. Jaskiw, B. Brewer, J. V. Van Raalte
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Although goal setting is widely recommended for sport injury rehabilitation, little is known about the content of the goals set by athletes with injuries. Toward this end, a qualitative content analysis was performed on the goals and barriers to goal attainment identified by 163 intercollegiate student athletes (117 men and 46 women) participating in counseling interventions during sport injury rehabilitation. Most of the 956 goals set (84%) contained a physical element. A physical barrier was identified for 49% of the goals. Economic, cognitive, emotional, and social elements were noted as both goals and barriers. Goal content did not change significantly over the course of rehabilitation. Most goals were specific, process, short term, and positively phrased. The findings provide a detailed description of the types and qualities of counseling goals set by athletes during injury rehabilitation, offering professionals insight into the wide range of concerns expressed by athletes with injury during counseling.
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运动员损伤康复辅导目标的描述性分析
虽然目标设定被广泛推荐用于运动损伤康复,但对于受伤运动员设定目标的内容了解甚少。为此,本研究对163名校际学生运动员(117名男性,46名女性)在运动损伤康复期间参与咨询干预的目标和实现目标的障碍进行了定性内容分析。在设定的956个目标中,大多数(84%)都包含身体因素。49%的目标被确定为物理障碍。经济、认知、情感和社会因素被认为是目标和障碍。目标内容在康复过程中无明显变化。大多数目标都是具体的、过程的、短期的、措辞积极的。研究结果详细描述了运动员在损伤康复过程中所设定的咨询目标的类型和质量,为专业人士提供了对受伤运动员在咨询过程中所表达的广泛关注的见解。
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