Otimizando o desenvolvimento de jogadores de futebol na Indonésia e na Malásia: a perspectiva da psicologia do esporte na esfera emocional
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https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v65.111943Palavras-chave:
Domínio afetivo, futebol, nível de base, desenvolvimento desportivo, psicologia do desportoResumo
Introdução: Os problemas com as características dos jogadores jovens, no menu, promovem a continuidade das suas carreiras futebolísticas. Comportamentos negativos como o ego, a falta de disciplina, a síndrome da estrela, o compromisso volúvel são alguns dos muitos exemplos que surgem entre os jovens futbolistas. O domínio afetivo avalia a adaptabilidade psicológica dos jovens futbolistas no seu percurso de desenvolvimento, tanto em situações de calma como antes da pressão que normalmente surgem nos partidos ou torneios.
Objectivo: O objectivo é fazer com que os jogadores jovens se destaquem tanto nos aspectos psicomoto-res como afectivos, que são domínios importantes no treino do futebol sustentável. Esta investigação descobre a urgência do domínio afetivo da psicologia no caminho do projeto dos jogadores de futebol na Indonésia e na Malásia.
Metodologia: Este estudo utilizou um método qualitativo com uma abordagem de teoria fundamentada e os dados foram compilados através de entrevistas, observações e análises de documentos de 25 jogadores de futebol com licença e pelo menos 5 anos de experiência como treinadores na Indonésia e na Malásia.
Resultados: O papel dos treinadores na hora de prestar atenção ao treino emocional e mental é a base para o desenvolvimento da psicologia desportiva nas crianças.
Discussão: A participação das crianças no mundo do futebol não só oferece oportunidades para rolar competências para a vida, mas também a capacidade de ter um bom carácter que será útil na vida social.
Conclusões: Espera-se que esta investigação seja uma avaliação da implementação do treino mental no fomento de potenciais jogadores de futebol, assim como o apoio a programas de desenvolvimento de carácter através do futebol.
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