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The effectiveness of multilevel classification system for sport psychology (mcs-sp) model for athletes performance functional evaluation

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The effectiveness of multilevel classification system for sport psychology (mcs-sp) model for athletes performance functional evaluation
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Article
Main Author
Mohamad Khalid Nur Haziyanti, M. Shariff A. R., Ahmad Y.,
Subject
GV Recreation Leisure
ISSN
1112-9867
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zsm
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Year of publication
2017

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This study attempted to distinguish issues and athletes’ problem into the category of performance function based on Multilevel Classification System for Sport Psychology (MCS-SP). In this study, athletes’ performance function were devided into Performance Development (PD) (n=54) and Performance Dysfunction (Pdy) (n=43). Using Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire (FFMQ) and Young Schema Questionnaire (YSQ-S3), the overall level of mindfulness skills and thinking schemes were moderate. PD athletes were standing out significantly in mindfulness skills and few elements of thinking schemes such as self-sacrificing, unrelenting standards, and entitlement. Meanwhile, Pdy athletes were more likely to be in other side of thinking schemes elements. It can be seen that MCS-SP can be used as a standard reference for identifying athletes’ performance functional status and planning for better psychological interventions.

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