June 5, 2024Journal of Athletic Training

Predictors of Concussion Symptom Reporting Intention among Collegiate Athletes

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DBDaniel J. BaerWest Chester University JAJohn A. AndersonIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai CVChristian VaccaroIndiana University of Pennsylvania

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Cross-sectional study finds social norms and personal capacity determine concussion symptom reporting in collegiate athletes, highlighting targets for sports medicine interventions.

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Perceived capacity (b = .196) and descriptive norms predict intention to report concussion symptoms, while the full regression model accounts for 14.24% of the total variance.
Cross-sectional study evaluated 2,649 student-athletes across 23 sports at 22 colleges using hierarchical ordinary least squares regression to assess reporting determinants.
Highlights how targeted interventions should address social pressure and reporting capacity, whereas athletic identity and collision sport participation exert negative effects.

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Baer et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e65f99b6db6435875edbbd https://doi.org/10.4085/1062-6050-0065.24

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Cross-sectional study finds social norms and personal capacity determine concussion symptom reporting in collegiate athletes, highlighting targets for sports medicine interventions.

Predictors of Concussion Symptom Reporting Intention among Collegiate Athletes

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Predictors of Concussion Symptom Reporting Intention among Collegiate Athletes

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