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• W3003643280 abstract "La motivación puede ser considerada una de las temáticas más estudiadas en el contexto deportivo, principalmente por su relación con la intención futura de práctica y la satisfacción de los atletas. En busca de comprender mejor este fenómeno, este estudio verificó la correlación entre la motivación autodeterminada y diferentes constructos psicológicos en atletas de baloncesto femenino escolar. Como instrumentos se utilizaron: 1) Cuestionario Sociodemográfico; 2) Cuestionario de Motivación en el Deporte (SMS); 3) Cuestionario de Comportamientos parentales en el deporte (QCPD); 4) Escala de Autonomía Percibida en el Deporte; 5) Escala de Competencia Percibida en el Deporte; 6) Escala de Necesidad de Relación; 7) Escala de autodescripción (autoestima); 8) Escala de Satisfacción con la Vida; 9) Escala Breve de Resiliencia (BRS). Para el tratamiento de los datos se utilizó el paquete estadístico SPSS en la versión 21.0 para Windows, y se adoptó un nivel de significancia de p <0,05. Se realizaron las estadísticas descriptivas, media (M) y desviación estándar (DP). El análisis de la simetría de la distribución de las frecuencias (normalidad) fue efectuada mediante la utilización del test Shapiro-Wilk. Para conocer la asociación lineal (relación) entre diferentes variables, se calculó el coeficiente de correlación de Pearson para los datos que presentaron simetría y el coeficiente de correlación de Spearman para los datos que no presentaron simetría. Los datos presentaron correlaciones significativas entre la motivación y el comportamiento parental; entre la motivación y las necesidades de autonomía y competencia; y motivación con la autoestima. Se sugiere atención especial al comportamiento de los padres y profesores, en relación a la conducta en esta importante fase de desarrollo físico, social y deportivo. Motivation can be considered as one of the subjects most studied in the sportive context, mainly because of its relationship with the intention of further practice and with the athlete´s satisfaction. In order to better understand this phenomenon, this study assessed the correlation between the self-determined motivation and various types of psychological constructs in women´s basketball athletes in the school.&#x0D; The following tools were used: 1) Sociodemographic questionnaire; 2) Motivation in Sports questionnaire (SMS); 3) Parental Behavior in Sports questionnaire (QCPD); 4) Scale of Perceived Autonomy in Sports; 5) Scale of Perceived Skill in Sports; 6) Scale of Need of Relationship; 7) Scale of self-description (self-esteem); 8) Scale of Satisfaction with Life; 9) Brief Resilience Scale (BRS). Data treatment used the SPSS statistical package, version 21.0 for Windows, with a significance level of p<0,05. Descriptive statistics, average (M) and standard deviation (DP) were also used.&#x0D; The analysis of the symmetry of the distribution of frequencies (normality) was done using the Shapiro-Wilk test. To know the linear association (relationship) between different variables, the Pearson´s correlation coefficient was calculated for symmetric data and Spearman´s correlation coefficient for non-symmetrical data. The results showed significant correlations between motivation and parental behavior, motivation, and need for autonomy and skill, and motivation and self-esteem." @default.
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• W3003643280 title "Correlation between motivation and different psychological constructs in a female basketball school team" @default.
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