Athletic Identity and Sport Orientation of College Athletes with Disabilities
Yanlin Sun
Abstract
Yanlin Sun
Abstract
31 collegiate athletes with disabilities and 31 collegiate athletes completed the AIMS and SPQ,the results showed that athletic identity and sport orientation of collegiate athletes with disabilities have a correlation,this is difference from collegiate athletes. In athletic identity and sport orientation colle-giate athletes with disabilities had sex distinction. In athletic identity collegiate athletes with disabilities have different traits from collegiate athletes. This study confirmed two suppositions that social identity,exclusivity identity and sport orientation have a significant correlation,and collegiate athletes with dis-abilities have a high point,their point of negative affectivity is too high.
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31 collegiate athletes with disabilities and 31 collegiate athletes completed the AIMS and SPQ,the results showed that athletic identity and sport orientation of collegiate athletes with disabilities have a correlation,this is difference from collegiate athletes. In athletic identity and sport orientation colle-giate athletes with disabilities had sex distinction. In athletic identity collegiate athletes with disabilities have different traits from collegiate athletes. This study confirmed two suppositions that social identity,exclusivity identity and sport orientation have a significant correlation,and collegiate athletes with dis-abilities have a high point,their point of negative affectivity is too high.
Key concepts: Athletes, Psychology, Identity (music), Orientation (vector space), Significant difference, Clinical psychology, Physical therapy, Medicine