Essays about: "positiv affekt"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 essays containing the words positiv affekt.

1. 1. Investigating the relationship between psychological safety, well-being and performance in youth team sport athletes

   University essay from Umeå universitet/Institutionen för psykologi

   Author : Filip Myrman; Axel Lundgren; [2023]
   Keywords : psychological safety; psychological well-being; positive affect; negative affect; vitality; performance; psykologisk trygghet; psykologiskt välmående; positiv affekt; negativ affekt; vitalitet; prestation;

   Abstract : The present study aimed to investigate the linear association between psychological safety and psychological well-being, and psychological well-being and self-perceived individual and team performance in Swedish youth team sport athletes. A cross-sectional design was used, and data were collected through questionnaires of psychological safety, positive affect, negative affect, vitality, individual performance, and team performance from 131 team sport athletes (93 males, 38 females). READ MORE

3. 2. Subjective Well-Being and Biomarkers of Health : The Relationship between Subjective Well-Being, The immune system and Hypothalamic-Pituitary Adrenal Axis Activation

   University essay from Umeå universitet/Institutionen för psykologi

   Author : Sanda-Wictoria Catibusic; [2017]
   Keywords : Subjective well-being; Positive affect; biomarkers; inflammatory cytokines; HPA axis; Interleukin 6; C-reactive protein; Cortisol; Subjektivt välbefinnande; Positiv affekt; biomarkörer; inflammatoriska cytokiner; HPA- axeln; Interleukin-6; C-reaktivt protein; Kortisol;

   Abstract : An association between inflammation and mood deterioration has been proposed as a potential explanatory mechanism underlying many pathologies. Previous research attributes this consistently reoccurring connection between inflammation and psychopathology that is often reported within the literature, to a relationship between the HPA axis, the body’s stress response system and the immune system. READ MORE

4. 3. Pursuing Flourishing: : Living a Life of Pleasure, Engagement or Meaning

   University essay from Örebro universitet/Institutionen för juridik, psykologi och socialt arbete

   Author : Adam Yngve; Zackarias Edwall; [2015]
   Keywords : Orientations to Happiness; psychological well-being; happiness; flourishing; hedonia; eudaimonia.; Orientations to Happiness; psykologiskt välbefinnande; lycka; flourishing; hedonism; eudaimonism.;

   Abstract : To be happy is an ultimate goal for most people, yet people may beunable to express what happiness really means. This study examinedthe relationship between three orientations to happiness as predictorsof flourishing and affectivity. A convenience sample of Swedishuniversity students (n = 355) answered a cross-sectional survey. READ MORE

5. 4. Affect, Engagement and Reaction time in Swedish elite Athletes : A randomized control study regarding the effects of a Self-regulation training log

   University essay from Institutionen för idrotts- och hälsovetenskap

   Author : Cecilia Åkesdotter; [2014]
   Keywords : Affect; engagement; Reaction time; Self-regulation; elite athletes;

   Abstract : Aim The study had the aim to increase knowledge of characteristics possessed by Swedish elite athletes. More specific the level of affect, athlete engagement and reaction time were investigated. A second aim was to test if a reflective training log based on principles from self-regulation could influence these variables. READ MORE

6. 5. The Relationship between Motivational Climate, Goal Orientation and Psychological Well-Being among Swedish Table Tennis Players

   University essay from Sektionen för hälsa och samhälle (HOS)

   Author : Istvan Moldovan; [2011]
   Keywords : goal orientation; motivational climate; psychological affect; self-esteem; table tennis; bordtennis; målorientering; motivationsklimat; psykologisk affekt; självkänsla;

   Abstract : The objective of this study was to examine the relationship between dispositional goal orientation (task/ego), perceived motivational climate (mastery/performance) and psychological well-being (such as emotional affect and self-esteem) among elite and non-elite table tennis players. Participants were 85 table tennis players who practice and compete on different levels. READ MORE