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Examine athlete burnout through the lens of sport commitment, focusing on attraction and entrapment motivations.

December 1, 1997Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology

Is Athlete Burnout More than Just Stress? A Sport Commitment Perspective

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Examine athlete burnout through the lens of sport commitment, focusing on attraction and entrapment motivations.
236 swimmers completed a questionnaire assessing commitment and burnout factors.
Cluster analysis identified profiles based on commitment determinants.
ANOVA compared burnout levels across identified cluster groups.
Athletes motivated by sport entrapment had significantly higher burnout scores than those motivated by sport attraction.
Cluster analysis revealed distinct profiles related to burnout characteristics.

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Randomized trial shows higher burnout in athletes motivated by entrapment compared to those motivated by attraction, indicating important implications for athlete wellbeing.

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Thomas D. Raedeke (1997) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d7445b58d71cbec648f5d5 https://doi.org/10.1123/jsep.19.4.396

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Randomized trial shows higher burnout in athletes motivated by entrapment compared to those motivated by attraction, indicating important implications for athlete wellbeing.

Is Athlete Burnout More than Just Stress? A Sport Commitment Perspective

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Is Athlete Burnout More than Just Stress? A Sport Commitment Perspective

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