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Journal articles on the topic "Judo - Performance - Factores psicológicos"
De Souza, Jaqueline Puquevis, Cristina Costa Lobo, Carlos Leonardo dos Anjos, and Luiz Felipe Mikulis Passareli. "Ansiedade pré-competitiva em atletas das categorias de base: relato de experiência em campeonato brasileiro de judô." Caderno de Educação Física e Esporte 17, no. 2 (September 13, 2019): 77–81. http://dx.doi.org/10.36453/2318-5104.2019.v17.n2.p77.
Full textAbalde Amoedo, Natalia, and Rosa Pino Juste. "Evaluación de la autoeficacia y de la autoestima en el rendimiento deportivo en Judo (Assessment of self- efficacy and self-esteem in athletic performance in Judo)." Retos, no. 29 (December 18, 2015): 109–13. http://dx.doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i29.38461.
Full textGodínez Alarcón, Guadalupe, Joaquín Reyes Añorve, María del Rocío García Sánchez, and Timoteo Antúnez Salgado. "Los factores psicosociales como impacto en el bajo rendimiento escolar de los estudiantes de la Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero / Psychosocial factors as impact on poor school performance of the students of the Autonomous University of Guerrero." RIDE Revista Iberoamericana para la Investigación y el Desarrollo Educativo 7, no. 13 (August 29, 2016): 107. http://dx.doi.org/10.23913/ride.v7i13.238.
Full textBerengüí-Gil, Rosendo, and Jorge L. Puga. "Predictores psicológicos de lesión en jóvenes deportistas / Psychological Predictors of Injury in Young Athletes." Revista Costarricense de Psicología 34, no. 2 (December 16, 2015): 113. http://dx.doi.org/10.22544/rcps.v34i02.05.
Full textReynaga-Estrada, Pedro, Ernesto Iván Arévalo Vázquez, Ángel María Verdesoto Gáleas, Ivonne Michel Jiménez Ortega, María De Lourdes Preciado Serrano, and Juan Josué Morales Acosta. "Beneficios psicológicos de la actividad física en el trabajo de un centro educativo (Psychological benefits of physical activity in an educational center work)." Retos, no. 30 (May 30, 2016): 203–6. http://dx.doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i30.50254.
Full textCelestino, Tadeu Ferreira de Sousa, José Carlos Gomes de Carvalho Leitão, and Antonino Manuel de Almeida Pereira. "Determinantes para a excelência na Orientação: as representações de treinadores e atletas de elite (Determinants for excellence in Orienteering: the representation of elite coaches and athletes) (Determinantes para la excelencia en la orientación: las r." Retos, no. 35 (September 26, 2018): 91–96. http://dx.doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i35.59118.
Full textOlmedilla, Aurelio, Marta Cánovas, Belén Olmedilla-Caballero, and Enrique Ortega. "Características psicológicas relevantes para el rendimiento deportivo: diferencias de género en fútbol juvenil." Cuadernos de Psicología del Deporte 21, no. 2 (April 20, 2021): 127–37. http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/cpd.417711.
Full textDa Silva Coutinho, Anabela. "CRIANÇAS COM DÉFICE DE ATENÇÃO E HIPERACTIVIDADE EM CONTEXTO ESCOLAR." International Journal of Developmental and Educational Psychology. Revista INFAD de Psicología. 2, no. 1 (September 18, 2016): 483. http://dx.doi.org/10.17060/ijodaep.2014.n1.v2.464.
Full textCastro-Sánchez, Manuel, Félix Zurita-Ortega, Ramón Chacón-Cuberos, and Antonio Miguel Lozano-Sánchez. "Clima motivacional y niveles de ansiedad en futbolistas de categorías inferiores (Motivational climate and levels of anxiety in soccer players of lower divisions)." Retos, no. 35 (September 2, 2018): 164–69. http://dx.doi.org/10.47197/retos.v0i35.63308.
Full textGallo, Oscar, Nour Adoumieh, Abdul Lugo Jiménez, and Rafael Pastor Martínez Vargas. "Factores asociados al desempeño académico universitario: tendencias geográficas, temporales y temáticas." Saber, Ciencia y Libertad 16, no. 2 (August 2, 2021). http://dx.doi.org/10.18041/2382-3240/saber.2021v16n2.7173.
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Oporto, Alonso Marta. "Compromiso académico en estudiantes de educación secundaria y bachillerato: estudio sobre la influencia de factores psicológicos." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Abat Oliba CEU, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/454832.
Full textEl compromiso académico o engagement de estudiantes de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria (ESO) y Bachillerato pueden explicar parte del éxito de los programas educativos actuales. Este estudio persigue dos objetivos generales, uno) profundizar en el conocimiento sobre el concepto de engagement en estudiantes en base al modelo original de Salanova y cols., (2010) y dos) identificar las variables psicosociales facilitadoras y obstaculizadoras implicadas en el desarrollo y mantenimiento del compromiso académico entre estudiantes (hombres y mujeres). El presente estudio es de tipo observacional y prospectivo. Se incluyeron como variables facilitadoras la motivación de logro, motivación escolar, autoestima, autoeficacia, apoyo social y estrategias de afrontamiento. Las variables obstaculizadoras que se contemplan son estrés percibido y psicopatología. La muestra estuvo compuesta por 603 estudiantes de 1º y 4º de la ESO y Bachillerato un 55,9% (n=337) eran varones y un 44,1% (n=266) eran mujeres, de una edad media de 15,2 años (DT=1,6, rango entre 12 y 19 años), procedentes de cuatro colegios concertados-privados de Barcelona. Los datos fueron analizados mediante pruebas de t de Student, correlaciones de Pearson y regresión lineal. Respecto al compromiso académico, no se hallaron diferencias significativas entre alumnos y alumnas (t= -0,543; p=0,587), tampoco en motivación académica ni en las dimensiones de psicopatología de depresión/ansiedad y conducta agresiva (todos con p> 0,05). Las mujeres obtuvieron puntuaciones significativas más altas que los hombres para la nota media (t= -6,603; p<0,001), motivación de logro (aproximación a la maestría (t= -2,380; p<0,018)), autoestima (t= -2,902; p= 0,004), apoyo social (t= -4,065; p<0,001), búsqueda de apoyo emocional ante eventos estresantes (t= -3,679; p= 0,000). En las variables obstaculizadoras las mujeres obtienen puntuaciones más elevadas en estrés (t= -4,913; p<0,001) y problemas sociales (t= -2,146; p<0,032). Los hombres obtuvieron puntuaciones significativas más elevadas en la escala de motivación de logro de aproximación al rendimiento (t= 2,494; p= 0,013), autoeficacia (t= 2,538; p= 0,011), humor (t= 2,978; p= 0,003) y uso de sustancias ante eventos estresantes (t= 2,670; p= 0,008) e inatención dentro de la escala de psicopatología (t= 2,861; p= 0,004). Para la muestra global, las variables implicadas en el desarrollo y mantenimiento del compromiso académico fueron motivación intrínseca, amotivación, aproximación a la maestría, estrés, motivación extrínseca y problemas sociales (R2= 0,634; F= 98,793; p= 0,000). En la muestra de hombres, las variables relevantes fueron motivación intrínseca, aproximación a la maestría, estrés, motivación extrínseca y religión (R2= 0,664; F= 76,584; p= 0,000). 6 Por último en la muestra de mujeres el compromiso queda predicho por motivación intrínseca, amotivación, depresión/ansiedad y planificación (R2= 0,584; F= 54,352; p= 0,000). En resumen, en el desarrollo y mantenimiento del compromiso académico o engagement, las variables como la motivación de logro (aproximación a la maestría), la motivación académica (motivación intrínseca, extrínseca y amotivación), y algunas estrategias de afrontamiento (religión y planificación) actuarían como variables facilitadoras, y el estrés y la psicopatología (depresión/ansiedad y problemas sociales) como obstaculizadoras.
The academic engagement of compulsory secondary education (ESO) and college students can explain part of the success of the current educational programs. This analysis aims at two general objectives, one) to deepen the knowledge on the concept of student engagement relying on Salanova et. als. (2010) original model and two) identify the facilitating and hindering psycho-social variables involved in the development and maintenance of academic engagement among students (males and females).This is an observational and prospective kind of study. As facilitating variables academic achievement motivation, academic motivation, self-esteem, self- 8 efficacy, social support and coping strategies were included. The hindering variables that have been taken into account are perceived stress and psychopathology. The sample counted 603 students attending year 1 and year 4 of ESO and college, 55,9% (n=337) were males and 44,1% (n=266) were females, of an average age of 15,2 (SD=1,6, range between 12 and 19), attending four private colleges in Barcelona. The data was analyzed through a t proof of students, Pearson’s correlations and a linear regression. With regard to academic engagement there were no significant differences between male and female students (t= 0,543; p=0,587), the same applies to academic motivation and to the psychopathology scale of depression/anxiety and aggressive behavior (all with p> 0,05). Females obtained a significantly higher score than males with regard to the average result (t= -6,603; p<0,001), academic achievement motivation (approach to mastery (t= -2,380; p<0,018)), self-esteem (t= -2,902; p= 0,004), social support (t= -4,065; p<0,001), search of emotional support before stressful events (t= -3,679; p= 0,000). Among the hindering variables females obtained a greater score as far as stress (t= -4,913; p<0,001) and social issues (t= -2,146; p<0,032) are concerned. Males collected a significantly higher score in the scale of academic achievement motivation and performance approach (t= 2, 494; p=0,013), self-efficacy (t= 2,538; p=0,011), mood (t=2,978; p=0,003), drugs consumption before stressful events (t= 2,670; p=0,008) and inattention in the psychopathology ranking (t= 2,861; p= 0,004). As regards the global case history, the variables involved in the development and maintenance of academic engagement were intrinsic motivation, lack of motivation, mastery approach, stress, extrinsic motivation and social issues (R2= 0,634; F= 98,793; p= 0,000). In the male sample, the relevant variables were intrinsic motivation, approach to mastery, stress, extrinsic motivation and religion (R2= 0,664; F= 76,584; p= 0,000). Finally, in the female sample, the engagement was predicted by intrinsic motivation, lack of motivation, depression/anxiety and planning (R2= 0,584; F= 54,352; p= 0,000).Summing up, in the development and maintenance of academic engagement, variables such as achievement motivation (mastery approach), academic motivation (intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and lack of motivation), and some coping strategies (religion and planning) operate as facilitating variables, while stress and psychopathology (depression/anxiety and social issues) as hindering ones.
Moura, Júlio André Timóteo. "Factores fisiológicos de avaliação de performance na modalidade de judo." Master's thesis, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.6/3202.
Full textIn this work we aim to define the assumptions for the assessment of performance in the sport of judo. Taking into account the complex nature of sports performance in this work we have chosen to work mainly focused on the physiological factors of performance (aerobic capacity, strength, endurance, body composition and flexibility). In order to understand clearly what are the variables (physiological level) prevalent for optimum sports performance, we realize a physiological characterization of the sport (judo). After identifying these variables we conducted a literature review on what protocols and tests have been used by professionals in Sport Science, to evaluate the parameters that really matter to optimize performance of judo sport.
Telhado, Henrique Manuel Pereira. "Factores psicológicos preditores da evolução e do desempenho no Triatlo." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10437/11785.
Full textObjectivo: A importância dos factores psicológicos nos desportos de resistência tem sido objecto de investigação, e existe evidência científica dessa importância. O triatlo, modalidade que engloba três disciplinas de resistência realizadas de forma contínua e sequencial, apresenta-se como uma das provas mais exigentes no desporto de resistência. O objectivo desta dissertação é analisar os factores psicológicos predictores da evolução e do desempenho no triatlo. Método: Realizámos inicialmente uma revisão rápida e sistemática da literatura seleccionando a base de dados PsycINFO para a pesquisa sistemática, e as bases de dados PubMed, SportDiscus e Scholar Google para a pesquisa manual. Treze estudos foram incluídos nesta revisão, de acordo com os critérios de elegibilidade, tendo sido analisados um total de 2.343 triatletas. Na sequência realizámos um estudo observacional transversal, com uma amostra de 208 triatletas com todos os dados auto reportados num questionário estruturado on-line contendo dados antropométricos, histórico no triatlo e um conjunto de questionários psicométricos validados, para medição das variáveis Grit, motivações para o desporto, objectivos no exercício físico e nível de dependência do exercício. Resultados: O primeiro estudo revelou que as skills mentais, a força mental, e a auto-eficácia (orientação para o resultado e desempenho) são as variáveis psicológicas com maior associação ao desempenho no triatlo, que as motivações intrínsecas são as mais presentes nos triatletas (embora as motivações extrínsecas também estejam presentes), e revelou-nos ainda uma outra dimensão de grande importância, que é a dor e a forma como os triatletas a modulam. Do segundo estudo resultou que o Grit está associado negativamente aos tempos de evolução (p=.028) e ao desempenho na média distância (p=.035) no triatlo, que as motivações dos triatletas também estão associadas aos seus tempos de evolução (intrínsecas negativamente, e extrínsecas positivamente), que os triatletas possuem sobretudo uma motivação autónoma (p<.001), e que as motivações extrínsecas de introjecção (p=.042) e de identificação (p=.034) estão significativamente associadas aos anos de prática, e ainda que não há associações significativas entre o desempenho e o nível de dependência do exercício. Conclusões: Em relação à revisão concluímos que a força mental do triatleta, a sua motivação, a sua modulação da dor e do stress, parecem constituir os principais preditores de um bom desempenho no triatlo. Quanto ao estudo observacional, concluímos que os triatletas têm notações altas no Grit e na motivação autónoma, o que os capacita para o desporto que praticam e para evoluírem no mesmo, e que são predictoras da evolução e do desempenho no triatlo.
Background: The importance of the psychological factors in endurance sports has been subject to investigation, and there is scientific evidence of that importance. Triathlon, a sport that includes three endurance disciplines carried out continuously and sequentially, presents itself as one of the most demanding events of endurance sports. The purpose of this study it to analyse the predicting psychological factors of the evolution and performance in triathlon. Methods: We have undertaken initially a systematic and rapid literature review, selecting PsycINFO as the data base for the systematic research, and PubMed, SportDiscus and Scholar Google as the data bases for manual research. Thirteen studies were included in this review in accordance with the eligible criteria, and a total of 2.343 triathletes were analysed. Following we have undertaken a cross sectional study, with 208 triathletes as participants, with all data self-reported using an on-line structured questionnaire with anthropometric information, triathlon historic data and a set of validated psychometric questionnaires to measure the Grit, sport motivations, goal content for exercise and exercise dependence. Results: The first study revealed that mental skills, mental toughness and self-efficacy (performance and outcome orientation) are the psychologic variables with a stronger association to triathlon performance, that intrinsic motivations are the most prevalent in triathletes (although extrinsic motivations are also present), and furthermore revealed another very important dimension, pain and the ability of triathletes to modulate it. The second study showed that Grit is negatively associated to evolution times (p=.028) and to middle distance performance (p=.035) in triathlon, also showed that triathletes motivations are also associated with the evolution times (intrinsic negatively and extrinsic positively), that triathletes are basically autonomously motivated (p<.001), and that introjected (p=.042) and identified (p=.034) extrinsic motivations are significantly associated with the number of practice years, and lastly that there are no significant associations between performance and the level of exercise dependence. Conclusions: The review showed that triathletes’ mental toughness, their motivations, and their modulation of pain and stress, seem to be the main predictors of a good triathlon performance. As to the cross sectional study, we concluded that triathletes have high Grit and autonomous motivation scores, which enables them to the sport they practice and to progress in the same, and which are predictors of triathlon evolution and performance.