Search Results - Personality and Individual Differences

Wirtz, S., Huynh, M., Smith, M., Webster, K. E., MacMahon, C. “…Thus, this study investigated personality traits as moderators of these interindividual differences. …”

Roux, V., Trouilloud, D. “…A linear growth model and a multiple regression analysis indicated that the evolution of coach-athlete relationship quality was negatively related to athletes` individual injury rate over the season. In addition, latent class growth analyses and ANOVA revealed inter-individual differences in the evolution of this association, indicating that athletes who perceived a deterioration in the relationship with their coach were more often injured during the season. …”

Rishiraj, N., Prasad, N., Niven, B. “…During the remaining 17 weeks (off-season), the student-athletes followed individualized training programs with OTS. Data were collected on two anthropometric variables and nine performance variables. …”

Mihaila, I., Popescu, M.-C., Pascual-Fuertes, X., Popescu, D.-C., Stancu, M., Acsinte, A., Ciorba, C. “…In the right and left leg Execution speed test, the differences observed reveal individual adaptations. …”

Hacques, G., Bourgeais, Q., Campo, M., Seifert, L. “…The decision making of the first attacker was assessed by the decision made (pass, skip pass or cross), the time of possession of the ball, the length of the passes, and the distance to the closest defender at the time of passing. Results Individual and collective motivational goals decreased and increased VAS scores, respectively (mean difference of 1.4 points, p < .001). …”

Rum, L., Romagnoli, R., Lazich, A., Sciarra, T., Balletti, N., Piacentini, N. F., Boraschi, A., Bergamini, E. “…Transformed SI revealed asymmetrical muscle activation of EO when grouping data (mean bilateral difference: 10%). Athletes exhibited low intra-individual SI variability in all analysed muscles (CV < 10%) and low inter-individual variability in DA, PM, LD, and TRI (CV < 10%; VR: 4%-11%; MD: 29%-43%). …”

Paay, J., Kjeldskov, J., Sorensen, F., Jensen, T., Tirosh, O. “…To help weightlifters achieve optimum personal performance, we designed Weight-Mate, a prototype wearable system for giving weightlifters of different skill levels personalized, precise and non-distracting immediate feedback on how to correct their current body positioning during deadlift training. …”

Zeghair, H. O., Abbas, K. H., Hasan, S. H. “…Players differ in their responses to different alerts and situations depending on individual differences. …”

Dodt, M., Fasold, F., Memmert, D. “…Individual differences in personality are related to job performance in sports, especially with regard to coping with pressure and stress. …”

Mouchet, A., Duffy, P. “…This variety of statements revealed individual "coaching styles", adaptation to specific contexts, personal points of view and the importance of previous experiences in match coaching situations. …”

Kieffer, E. E. “…Concussions are diffuse injuries that affect areas of the brain responsible for a person`s physical, cognitive, and emotional health. …”

Piepiora, P., Petecka, A. “…The differences in the personality scales are a result of the specific nature of the sports discipline, individual or team sports, practised. …”

Popa, D., Mîndrescu, V., Iconomescu, T.-M., Talaghir, L.-G.

P. Laursen, M. Buchheit “…The final 20 chapters each focus on a different sport and are written by leading coaches or practitioners who have successfully applied HIIT principles at an elite level in their respective sport. …”

Kristjánsdóttir, H., Erlingsdóttir, A. V., Sveinsson, G., Saavedra, J. M. “…Personality and Individual Differences…”

Mogg, S. “…The results of this study indicate that there is a significant difference between the alcohol consumption of team sports members and individual sports athletes. …”

Ohlert, J., Ott, I.

Bon, M., Doupona Topic, M., Sibila, M.

Tyrväinen, H, “…There are short abstracts of two different papers about the physical demands in men´s 15 aside rugby game and methods for conditioning in men´s 15 aside rugby. …”

Bell, W., Colley, J. P., Evans, W. D., Darlington, S. E., Cooper, S. M ., Cobner, D. M. “…Aim: The function of the present study was to identify differences between individual playing positions in bone mineral content, fat mass, and lean tissue mass, in the arms, trunk and legs of young adult Rugby Union football players who carried the ACTN3 gene. …”