Effects of Psychological Interventions on Regulating Pre-Competition Mood States in Malaysian Volleyball Players

心理調節對馬來西亞排球運動員的賽前情緒狀態調節之成效

Authors

  • BH LIM (林文輝) University of Malaya, MALAYSIA (馬來西亞馬來亞大學)
  • SG BALBIR (巴比兒‧辛格吉爾) University of Malaya, MALAYSIA (馬來西亞馬來亞大學)
  • KY CHONG (張廣元) University of Malaya, MALAYSIA (馬來西亞馬來亞大學)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24112/ajper.171873

Keywords:

Psychological Interventions, Matching Hypothesis, Pre-Competition Mood States, 心理調節, 匹配假說, 賽前心境狀態

Abstract

LANGUAGE NOTE | Document text in English; abstract also in Chinese.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of three psychological intervention strategies in regulating the pre-competition mood states among volleyball players with matching hypothesis. The Brunel Mood Scale (BRUMS) was employed to examine the pre-competition mood states patterning of its six sub-scales during the time leading up to competition. Participants were the youth state volleyball players (N=96; boys = 48, girls = 48; Age: M=16.35 yr., SD = .89 yr.) competing in the Under 18 National School Sport Council of Malaysia Volleyball Tournament 2008. The Competitive Sport Anxiety Inventory-2 Revised (CSAI-2R) was employed to collect the baseline data two months prior to the official competition during the first meeting. The group with the highest group mean scores in cognitive anxiety component was assigned to a cognitive intervention group (n = 24) in which participants underwent breathing technique & autogenic relaxation with music lasting for 30 minutes per session; the group with the highest group mean scores in somatic anxiety component (n=24) completed the somatic intervention with progressive muscular relaxation lasting for 30 minutes; the selfconfidence intervention group which rated the lowest mean group scores in self-confidence component carried out the intervention with positive self-talk and goal setting exercises lasting 30 minutes; and a control group (n = 24). Results of this study revealed that the cognitive intervention was the most effective intervention followed by the somatic intervention in regulating the bad mood states and facilitating the good mood states prior to competition. Similarly, the self-confidence intervention was able to facilitate the vigour sub-scale prior to competition.

本研究的目的是探討三項心理調節策略的成效,對排球運動員賽前情緒狀態調節之間的匹配假說。在即將面對激烈的競賽期間採用布魯內爾情緒量表(BRUMS),以觀察賽前情緒狀態模式的六個因素。參與者是參加18歲以下全國學校體育委員會2008年馬來西亞排球錦標賽的各州少年排球運動員(N = 96;男生 = 48,女生= 48;年齡:M = 16.35歲,SD = .89歲。)。在正式比賽前兩個月的第一次會議中,採用競賽狀態焦慮量表第二修訂版(CSAI-2R)收集了基線資料。在認知焦慮部分獲平均得分最高的組別, 其參與者被分配到認知調節組 (n = 24),在每節30分鐘的音樂播放下經歷呼吸技巧和自生放鬆; 在軀體焦慮部分獲平均得分最高的組別(n = 24)以持續30分鐘的漸進性肌肉放鬆完成了軀體調節;在自信心部分平均數排名最低的自信心調節組,則開展了持續30分鐘以積極的自我對話和目標設置練習作調節; 對照組 (n = 24)。本研究結果顯示,認知調節能於比賽前最有效地介入調節不良情緒狀態和促進良好的情緒狀態,其次是軀體調節。同樣,自信心調節能夠在比賽前促進活力因素。

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Published

2011-12-01

How to Cite

LIM, B., BALBIR, S. . ., & CHONG , K. (2011). Effects of Psychological Interventions on Regulating Pre-Competition Mood States in Malaysian Volleyball Players: 心理調節對馬來西亞排球運動員的賽前情緒狀態調節之成效. Asian Journal of Physical Education &Amp; Recreation, 17(2), 24–31. https://doi.org/10.24112/ajper.171873

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