ReviewFrontiers in psychology2024
Stress and sport performance: a PNEI multidisciplinary approach.
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- Being a woman in sports arenas: the relationship between gender role stress and sports motivation.Frontiers in public health · 2025Article
- Survey of workplace stressors among Hungarian elite athletes.Frontiers in psychology · 2025Article
- Anxiety level modulates endocrine and neuromodulatory responses to maximal exercise and 24-h recovery in elite rowers.Frontiers in physiology · 2025Article
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Abstract
Stress control is essential for avoiding a state of anxiety in sport competitions, as this state may have negative effects on other psychological variables of athletes, decreasing their self-confidence and harming their attentional control. In the present contribution a distress intervention model developed from a PNEI perspective will be sketched out. Our theoretical-methodological proposal consists of the definition of an integrated protocol of psycho-biological assessment and intervention on the allostatic load and on the levels of distress/eustress detectable in the sport environment, in relation to the person's health/well-being condition and the impact of this condition on the quality of sport performance. This paradigm has the potential to explore both the psychological dimension of stress management and the psycho-educational and psycho-physical dimension, according to a truly integrated approach to the athlete's health and psychophysical well-being. Its multidisciplinary nature requires close cooperation between different professional figures, such as the mental coach, psychologist, nutritionist, osteopath, and physiotherapist, as well as biologists, physicians and kinesiologists, both in planning and in implementation and monitoring at all stages. The potential impact of the model on sport performance will be deeply discussed.
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