英文摘要 |
This study was discussed on the relationship among the mental toughness, trait anxiety, stress coping strategies, and sport burnout of college basketball player. This research used proportionate stratified sampling. The data gathered through 102 school year to participate in the college basketball league players. 560 copies of the questionnaires were handed out, Recover 520 questionnaires and were removed after 69 invalid questionnaires, 451 questionnaires were obtained, and the effective response rate was 80.53%. The data were analyzed by descriptive statistics, independent sample t-testing, exploratory factor analysis, one-way ANOVA and SEM. The results were as follows: 1. Mental Toughness part: the mean score of "Positive Effort Facets" is the highest, "Anti-Pressure Facets" is the lowest. Trait Anxiety parts: a whole at the lower level. Stress coping strategies part: the mean score of "Emotional Facets" is the highest, "Escape Facets" is the lowest. Sport Burnout part: the mean score of "Emotional and Physical Exhaustion Facets" is the highest, "Devaluation of Sport Facets" is the lowest. 2. Mental Toughness of "Anti-Pressure Facets", "Stress Coping Strategies" and "Sports Burnout" have significant difference in gender. 3. Mental Toughness of "Anti-Pressure Facets" and "Endurance Facets", "Stress Coping Strategies" and "Sports Burnout" have significant difference in competition groups. 4. Mental Toughness of "Anti-Pressure Facets" and "Endurance Facets", "Stress Coping Strategies" and "Sports Burnout" of "Devaluation of Sport Facets" have significant difference in training frequency of the week. 5. "Mental Toughness", "Trait Anxiety", "Stress Coping Strategies", and "Sport Burnout" have not significant difference in duration of training. 6. "Mental Toughness" could effectively predict of "Stress Coping Strategies", and "Sport Burnout"; "Trait Anxiety" could effectively predict of "Stress Coping Strategies", and "Sport Burnout"; "Stress Coping Strategies" could effectively predict of "Sport Burnout". |