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RESEARCH ON PSYCHOLOGICAL SKILLS FOR SPORT OF CHINESE ELITE ATHLETES
Qiu Zhuoying,Qiu Yijun,Bei Enbo,Qiu Zhuojun,Craig A Wrisbery,Liu Zhan,Ke Ming Department of Psychology, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, 100875 Wuhan Institute of Physical Education, Wuhan, 430070 Department of Human Performance and Sport Studies, Univ
1993, 25 (1):
72-78.
In order to study the psychological skills in sports of Chinese elite athletes, 151 Chinese elite athletes(98 males, 53 females) were tested by using theChinese version of the Psychological Skills Inventory For Sport Format-5(PSIS-C). The results indicated that: 1. Chinese elite athletes have initiallyacquired the six psychological skills for sports (i. e.: anxiety control (AX),concentration (CC), confidence (CF), mental preparation (MP), motivation(MV), team emphasis (TM). They are superior in CC and TM, but inade-quate in MP; 2. There are no significant differences in all six psychologicalskills except in MV among events and between both genders.This means thatall athletes have mastered the six skills; 3. There are significant differencesof psychological skills between elite and non-elite athletes in AX for maleand in AX, CF and CC for female. Elite athletes are superior to non-eliteathletes in these skills; 4. In light of the development and the structure ofthe psychological skills of Chinese elite athletes,they can be divided into four groups: (1) poor-skilled MP group, (2) poor-skilled CF group, (3) highly-skilled CF-TM group, and (4) highly-skilled CF-CC group.
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