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ArticleChildren (Basel, Switzerland)2022

The Correlation between Psychological Characteristics and Psychomotor Abilities of Junior Handball Players.

Vlad-Alexandru Muntianu, Beatrice-Aurelia Abalașei, Florin Nichifor, Iulian-Marius Dumitru

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Article in Children (Basel, Switzerland), 2022. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 8 papers.

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Vlad-Alexandru MuntianuFaculty of Physical Education and Sports, University "Alexandru Ioan Cuza", 700506 Iași, Romania.
Beatrice-Aurelia AbalașeiFaculty of Physical Education and Sports, University "Alexandru Ioan Cuza", 700506 Iași, Romania.ORCID 0000-0002-5464-7323
Florin NichiforFaculty of Physical Education and Sports, University "Alexandru Ioan Cuza", 700506 Iași, Romania.
Iulian-Marius DumitruFaculty of Physical Education and Sports, University "Alexandru Ioan Cuza", 700506 Iași, Romania.

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Abstract

The general development of the sports world has guided researchers in sports science to study excellence in sports performance, namely, the study of the characteristics and requirements specific to each sport. However, in order to meet these requirements, each individual must have a set of specific characteristics similar to those of the group to which he/she belongs. The variables in the study are related to the psychomotor abilities and psychological aspects that could influence the overall performance of junior III handball players. The main work instruments are related to field testing and psychological characteristics measurement. For psychomotor abilities, we used means such as the TReactionCo software (eye-hand coordination), Just Jump platform (dynamic balance), Tractronix system (general dynamic coordination), and Illinois test (spatial-temporal orientation), and for the psychological characteristics, we used the Motivational Persistence Questionnaire. In addition, the result of the study is represented by new software that we created in order to better observe the level of development of these characteristics in junior handball players. From a statistical point of view, we calculated the correlations between psychomotor abilities and psychological characteristics using ANOVA in order to see field position differences and performed linear regression for the variables of this study.

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handballjunior playersmotor capacitypsychological characteristicssoftware creation

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PMCPMC9221915

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