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• W87366545 abstract "The main purpose of this study was to identify strategies used byIndonesian elite badminton players to cope with stressful situations they hadexperienced as elite athletes. Participants were 16 current Indonesian elitebadminton players who had experienced playing in the Olympic Games. Eachparticipant was interviewed using an in-depth, open-ended interview techniquethat inquired about stressors experienced, ways of coping, and their effectiveness.The interviews were conducted in Indonesian language, tape recorded,transcribed verbatim, and the Indonesian transcripts were translated into Englishby two bilinguals naive to the purpose of the study. The English transcripts weretreated as the main data for analysis. An inductive content analysis technique wasused to develop stress source and coping strategy general dimensions. Sevenstress sources and 14 coping strategy general dimensions were identified. Theseven stressor dimensions, in order from most to least cited by the players, were:precompetition stressors, competition stressors, psychological demands of beingan elite shuttler, social relationship problems, illness and injury concerns, failureissues, and personal life concerns. These findings provided further evidence thatthere is a range of stressor dimensions into which a wide variety of specificstressful situations fit, and that each individual perceived a different pattern ofstressors. Results also revealed that the players used a range of strategies to copewith different stressors. Fourteen coping strategy general dimensions weredeveloped from the players' interviews, including: social support andrelationships; positive thinking and orientation; training hard, preparing, and playing smart; personal mental strategies; rational thinking and self-talk; leisureactivities; determining solutions to problems; personal physical fitness strategies;detachment; reactive behaviours; religious orientation; isolation; inability to cope;and preparing for the future. The results also indicated that one strategy might used for coping with different stressors with different effectiveness, and to copewith one stressor, a player might also use more than one strategy simultaneously.Although stressor and coping strategy dimensions revealed in this study weremostly parallel with previous Western research, several differences across culturewere also found. Moreover, gender, specialty of play, and levels of experience, insome degree differentiated the usefulness and the effectiveness of copingstrategies used by the Indonesian elite badminton players. The research reportedin this thesis also demonstrated that an open-ended interview technique can beused effectively with Indonesian elite badminton players. In identifying a highdegree of similarity between the stress experienced and the coping strategies usedby Indonesian elite athletes and those from Western backgrounds, along withsome noteworthy differences, this thesis is encouraging for further research onstress and coping in elite sport in Asian cultures. It has also provided valuableinformation for practitioners whose aim is to help athletes cope effectively withthe stress of being involved in elite sport." @default.
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• W87366545 date "1998-01-01" @default.
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• W87366545 title "Coping strategies used by Indonesian elite badminton players" @default.
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