Relationships among Athletic Identity, Coping Skills, Social Support, and the Psychological Impact of Injury in Recreational Participants

By S. Green, R. Weinberg. 2001

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Coping Responses to Failure and Success Among Elite Athletes and Performing Artists (2002, methodology): “In sport, the WOCS, Modified COPE, and ASCI-28 have been used in coping-related investigations of injury (Green & Weinberg, 2001), personality (trait anxiety; Giacobbi & Weinberg, 2000), gender differences (Crocker & Graham, 1995), and coping with stress by competitive athletes of various sports…”
It Pays to Pay Attention: A Mindfulness-Based Program for Injury Prevention With Soccer Players (2015, background): “…in soccer, which do not lead to noteworthy constraints for the athlete (Kisser & Bauer, 2012), is another reason for our adopting the aforementioned criteria because, in general, such minor injuries will have little meaningful impact on either the athlete (Green & Weinberg, 2001) or the club.”
Changes in Athletic Identity Following Team Selection: Self-Protection versus Self-Enhancement (2004, unknown): “…career decision-making, and adjustment/coping during career transitions (Brewer, 1993; Brown, Glastetter-Fender, & Shelton, 2000; Cornelius, 1995; Green & Weinberg, 2001; Grove, Lavallee, & Gordon, 1997; Horton & Mack, 2000; Melnick, Miller, Sabo, Farrell, & Barnes, 2001; Sparkes, 1998; Webb,…”