September 10, 2025Pedagogy review

Self-Efficacy in Engaging in Physical Activity: Towards the Development of a Framework in Managing and Training College Athletes

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College athletes demonstrate a moderate level of self-efficacy, with improvements possible through targeted management efforts.
The study found a positive correlation between self-efficacy and physical activity intensity, highlighting the need for supportive training environments.
Gender and grade differences in self-efficacy and physical activity levels were significant, pointing to varying needs among athletes.
A comprehensive framework was developed based on qualitative insights, aiming to enhance athlete self-efficacy through improved school management and teacher support.

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Mixed-method analysis reveals self-efficacy impacts physical activity in college athletes, suggesting a new framework for management and training.

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Mixed-method analysis reveals self-efficacy impacts physical activity in college athletes, suggesting a new framework for management and training.