A descriptive study examines attitudes towards sports psychology in Algerian track and field athletes, suggesting significant variations based on gender and activity type.
The study aimed to examine athletes' attitudes toward sports psychology using the revised SPA-R scale. A descriptive approach was adopted, and the research was conducted on a sample of 154 Algerian track and field athletes. The findings revealed the following: There are differences in athletes’ attitudes toward sports psychology based on gender (male versus female) using the SPA-R scale. There are differences in athletes’ attitudes toward sports psychology based on the nature of the activity (running, throwing, jumping), using the SPA-R scale.
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Benharrat Bilal (2025) studied this question.
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