Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland.

Anxiety is experienced by athletes at almost every level of performance and is therefore a common emotional state. The study aimed to examine gender and performance anxiety in upper-secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland. Previous studies showed that females tend to have more anxiety than...

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Main Author: Þórey Björk Eyþórsdóttir 2001-
Other Authors: Háskólinn í Reykjavík
Format: Bachelor Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2023
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1946/44757
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spelling ftskemman:oai:skemman.is:1946/44757 2024-09-15T18:13:55+00:00 Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland. Þórey Björk Eyþórsdóttir 2001- Háskólinn í Reykjavík 2023-05 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/1946/44757 en eng http://hdl.handle.net/1946/44757 Sálfræði Íþróttir Kvíði Kynhlutverk Velgengni Íþróttaþjálfarar Traust Foreldrar Psychology Sports Anxiety Sex role Performance Coaches (Athletics) Trust Parents Thesis Bachelor's 2023 ftskemman 2024-08-14T04:39:51Z Anxiety is experienced by athletes at almost every level of performance and is therefore a common emotional state. The study aimed to examine gender and performance anxiety in upper-secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland. Previous studies showed that females tend to have more anxiety than men. Dual-career involves the challenge athletes have when they are trying to have a career in sports but have to do that alongside studies or work which can cause anxiety. A sample of 194 athletes (129 males and 64 females) aged between 16 and 19 years participated in the study. A Sport Anxiety Scale-2 (SAS-2) and Test of Performance Strategies (TOPS) were used in the current study. Independent sample tests were used in the study to compare genders, if participants were in a team or individual sports, trust in the coach, and parental support. The results of this current study showed that females experience more sport anxiety than males, individual athletes have more sport anxiety, athletes that don’t trust their coach have more sport anxiety and those athletes that don ́t have parental support have more sport anxiety. Keywords: sport anxiety, gender, performance, type of sport, trust in the coach, parental support Nær allt íþróttafólk upplifir einhvern kvíða í sinni íþróttaiðkun og hann er í raun algengur meðal þess hóps. Markmið rannsóknarinnar var að kanna kynjabundinn mun á frammistöðukvíða hjá nemendum á íþróttaafrekssviðum framhaldsskóla á landinu. En fyrri rannsóknir sýna að konur í íþróttum eru almennt kvíðnari en karlar. Íþróttaafrekssviðin eru ætluð framhaldsskólanemendum sem leggja stund á íþróttir og veitir þeim stuðning til að sinna bæði námi samhliða íþróttum og það getur valdið kvíða. Úrtak rannsóknarinnar voru 194 nemendur á íþróttaafreksbrautum (129 karlar og 64 konur) og voru þau á aldrinum 16-19 ára. Nemendur svöruðu spurningalista sem innihélt sjálfsmatskvarða Sport Anxiety Scale-2 (SAS-2) og próf á frammistöðuaðferðum Test Performace Strategies (TOPS). Notast var við Independent samples tests ... Bachelor Thesis Iceland Skemman (Iceland)
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collection Skemman (Iceland)
op_collection_id ftskemman
language English
topic Sálfræði
Íþróttir
Kvíði
Kynhlutverk
Velgengni
Íþróttaþjálfarar
Traust
Foreldrar
Psychology
Sports
Anxiety
Sex role
Performance
Coaches (Athletics)
Trust
Parents
spellingShingle Sálfræði
Íþróttir
Kvíði
Kynhlutverk
Velgengni
Íþróttaþjálfarar
Traust
Foreldrar
Psychology
Sports
Anxiety
Sex role
Performance
Coaches (Athletics)
Trust
Parents
Þórey Björk Eyþórsdóttir 2001-
Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland.
topic_facet Sálfræði
Íþróttir
Kvíði
Kynhlutverk
Velgengni
Íþróttaþjálfarar
Traust
Foreldrar
Psychology
Sports
Anxiety
Sex role
Performance
Coaches (Athletics)
Trust
Parents
description Anxiety is experienced by athletes at almost every level of performance and is therefore a common emotional state. The study aimed to examine gender and performance anxiety in upper-secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland. Previous studies showed that females tend to have more anxiety than men. Dual-career involves the challenge athletes have when they are trying to have a career in sports but have to do that alongside studies or work which can cause anxiety. A sample of 194 athletes (129 males and 64 females) aged between 16 and 19 years participated in the study. A Sport Anxiety Scale-2 (SAS-2) and Test of Performance Strategies (TOPS) were used in the current study. Independent sample tests were used in the study to compare genders, if participants were in a team or individual sports, trust in the coach, and parental support. The results of this current study showed that females experience more sport anxiety than males, individual athletes have more sport anxiety, athletes that don’t trust their coach have more sport anxiety and those athletes that don ́t have parental support have more sport anxiety. Keywords: sport anxiety, gender, performance, type of sport, trust in the coach, parental support Nær allt íþróttafólk upplifir einhvern kvíða í sinni íþróttaiðkun og hann er í raun algengur meðal þess hóps. Markmið rannsóknarinnar var að kanna kynjabundinn mun á frammistöðukvíða hjá nemendum á íþróttaafrekssviðum framhaldsskóla á landinu. En fyrri rannsóknir sýna að konur í íþróttum eru almennt kvíðnari en karlar. Íþróttaafrekssviðin eru ætluð framhaldsskólanemendum sem leggja stund á íþróttir og veitir þeim stuðning til að sinna bæði námi samhliða íþróttum og það getur valdið kvíða. Úrtak rannsóknarinnar voru 194 nemendur á íþróttaafreksbrautum (129 karlar og 64 konur) og voru þau á aldrinum 16-19 ára. Nemendur svöruðu spurningalista sem innihélt sjálfsmatskvarða Sport Anxiety Scale-2 (SAS-2) og próf á frammistöðuaðferðum Test Performace Strategies (TOPS). Notast var við Independent samples tests ...
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author Þórey Björk Eyþórsdóttir 2001-
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title Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland.
title_short Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland.
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title_fullStr Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland.
title_full_unstemmed Gender and performance anxiety in upper secondary dual-career sports programs in Iceland.
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