Is athlete burnout more than just stress? A sport commitment perspective

Article Abstract:

Sport attraction and sport entrapment influence the ways in which athletes cope with burnout. Attraction, or the desire to be involved, reduces athlete burnout. Entrapment, or the perception of required participation, increases athlete burnout. These findings suggest that using a commitment perspective can be a viable means of identifying and analyzing athlete burnout, and suggesting new treatments.

Models, Behavioral assessment

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Why coaches experience burnout: a commitment perspective

Article Abstract:

The causes of coaching burnout are discussed from a commitment perspective emphasizing the link between feelings of entrapment and burnout. Coaches with characteristics of job entrapment showed significantly higher exhaustion than other groups and near average commitment scores.

Causes of, Coaches (Athletics), Athletic coaches

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Development and preliminary validation of an athlete burnout measure

Article Abstract:

This article presents research on the development of a psychometrically sound measure of burnout in athletes. The authors examine three dimensions of burnout models, and also consider stress and motivation related variables.

Statistical Data Included, Measurement, Sports, Motivation (Psychology)

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