Individual-differences affecting emotion regulation behaviors of injured athletes: A retrospective quantitative study.

ABSTRACT: Suppressing the expression of negative emotions caused by injuries prevents athletes from fully accepting their sports injuries. However, acceptance is maintained and promoted when positive reappraisal and suppression are synchronized. This study analyzes individual-differences affecting the use of these two emotion regulation behaviors. A questionnaire consisting of personal variables regarding athletic identity, commitment to sports ethics and emotion regulation behavior scale for suppression and positive reappraisal was conducted on athletes with previous injuries (N = 180). A model estimate using correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis was examined utilizing structural equation modeling. The results indicated that commitment to sports ethics and athletic identity promoted

SUBMITTER: Tatsumi T 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC10662789 | biostudies-literature | 2023

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature