Anxiety Stress Coping November 2018 PMID 30220213

The effect of perceived stress and specialization on the relationship between perfectionism and burnout in collegiate athletes.

Lindsay M Garinger, Graig M Chow, Matteo Luzzeri

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Overall, the discussions show a strong interest and moderate engagement with the study's findings on perfectionism and burnout among college athletes, using language like 'stress as a mediator' and 'perfectionistic concerns' to underscore the significance. Examples include mentions of how understanding these traits can help in developing better support systems, indicating that the publication's ideas are seen as relevant and potentially influential.

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Most discussions agree with the publication's findings, highlighting the link between perfectionistic concerns and burnout, and acknowledging stress as a mediating factor.

InterestHigh interest

Posts demonstrate high interest by referencing specific aspects of the study, such as stress levels and perfectionism traits, indicating engagement with the topic.

EngagementModerate engagement

Some discussions refer to potential interventions or implications, showing a moderate level of detailed engagement, though some comments are brief.

ImpactModerate impact

Comments suggest the findings could influence how athletic programs address mental health and training strategies, signaling a moderate perceived impact.

Abstract in brief

This study investigates how perfectionism, specifically perfectionistic concerns and strivings, impacts burnout in college athletes, with perceived stress acting as a mediator.
It finds that perfectionistic concerns are directly linked to higher burnout and that stress partly explains this relationship, while perfectionistic striving may have a protective effect.
The research emphasizes that understanding these personality traits and stress levels can help develop better strategies to prevent burnout in student-athletes.]

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Perfectionism, Anxiety, and Performance in Sports Contexts.

This video discusses how perfectionism and anxiety influence athletic performance, focusing on their impact on burnout and emotional well-being in athletes. It highlights the importance of managing stress and…

Isuri Ramawickrama · Nov 17, 2015 633 views

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