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Taking action or thinking about it? : State orientation and rumination are correlated in athletes

2019

Athletic performance in competitive sports relies heavily on the ability to cope effectively with stressful situations. In contrast, some athletes report that their thoughts revolve around the future or past and not around the actual demands during competitions. In those specific stressful situations, the lack of focus like an unintended fixation on repetitive cognitions can have fatal consequences with regard to the performance. Especially when competitors are close in their athletic capabilities, differences in effectively coping with stress and mental stability may decide about winning and losing. One established factor of performing effectively under pressure is the individual tendency …

action control theorylcsh:BF1-990action orientationruminationstate orientationfailure-related behavioral adaptationcompetitive sportslcsh:Psychologycompetitive athletes150 PsychologiePsychologycompetition-related rumination150 PsychologyOriginal Research
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