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Article Dans Une Revue Sport Psychologist Année : 1998

The Perceived Effectiveness of Interactions Between Expert French Judo Coaches and Elite Female Athletes

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Coaches' and athletes' perceptions regarding their effective interactions and the underlying factors and reasons for effectiveness of these interactions were examined. An in-depth interview process was conducted with three expert judo coaches and six elite athletes. Qualitative data analyses revealed that the interaction style of the coaches was authoritative and was put into operation using the following six strategies: stimulating interpersonal rivalry, provoking athletes verbally, displaying indifference, entering into direct conflict, developing specific team cohesion, and showing preferences. Perceived autonomy, the main interaction style of athletes, was expressed by the following five strategies: showing diplomacy, achieving exceptional performance, soliciting coaches directly, diversifying information sources, and bypassing conventional rules. Results demonstrated the compatibility of particular interactions between coaches' and athletes' strategies. Theoretical models from in-dustriaVorganizational psychology are used to interpret these results, which differ from conventional findings in the sport psychology literature.
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hal-01712645 , version 1 (20-02-2018)

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Fabienne d'Arripe-Longueville, Jean F. Fournier, Alice Dubois. The Perceived Effectiveness of Interactions Between Expert French Judo Coaches and Elite Female Athletes. Sport Psychologist, 1998, 12 (3), pp.317-332. ⟨10.1123/tsp.12.3.317⟩. ⟨hal-01712645⟩

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