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September 16, 2025Global Journal For Research Analysis

Effectiveness of Psychological Skills Training (Pst) on Performance of State-Level Table Tennis Players: An Experimental Study

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SNSaurabh NoutiyalShobhit University VPVijay PrakashShobhit University SSSangeeta SinghNational Institute of Technology Rourkela

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Experimental study found no significant performance improvements in table tennis players following psychological skills training, suggesting intervention may need longer duration.

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The PST program did not yield immediate, significant improvements in performance for the experimental group.
Statistical analysis using one-way ANCOVA showed no significant post-test differences among groups across all performance variables.
A quasi-experimental design was utilized to evaluate the effectiveness of a 12-week PST intervention on performance.
These findings indicate that short-duration psychological interventions may be insufficient for measurable performance changes.

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Noutiyal et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d831b076d99fa5ab7f https://doi.org/10.36106/ijsr/1703141

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Experimental study found no significant performance improvements in table tennis players following psychological skills training, suggesting intervention may need longer duration.

Effectiveness of Psychological Skills Training (Pst) on Performance of State-Level Table Tennis Players: An Experimental Study

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Effectiveness of Psychological Skills Training (Pst) on Performance of State-Level Table Tennis Players: An Experimental Study

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