ArticleFrontiers in sports and active living2026
A pilot self-coach alignment audit in NCAA collegiate rowers: field feasibility, null findings, and design-sensitivity analysis for future self-verification research.
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Background: Testing relational mechanisms like self-verification (SV) in competitive collegiate sport is constrained by field-feasible measurement and the small-N problem. We introduce a brief alignment audit and evaluate its field feasibility and statistical behavior in a single-team pilot. Methods: NCAA Division II women rowers ( Results: Head-coach preference was stable at 33.3% across all 48 observations. Athlete-level analyses converged on a null: logistic regression returned OR = 1.01 [95% CI (0.71, 1.56), Conclusions: Perceived self-coach alignment was not detectably associated with self-reported coach preference. This reflects the inability of a single-team,
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