September 25, 2025Journal of Human KineticsOpen Access

Do Different Interdependencies within a Sport Affect the Perceived Motivational Climate, Use of Spontaneous Self-Talk, Positivity or Precompetitive Anxiety?

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Team rhythmic gymnasts reported higher ego-involved climate and utilized more positive self-talk, enhancing performance.
Individual rhythmic gymnasts showed a notable increase in positive self-talk from training to competition, indicating adaptive strategies.
While both groups experienced similar levels of anxiety, predictors of precompetitive anxiety were linked to self-talk and positivity.
Findings support grouping sports by interdependence to reveal psychological differences, aiding in targeted interventions for athletes.

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Comparative study shows perceived motivational climate and self-talk differ in team vs. individual gymnastics, indicating implications for anxiety management.

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Gómez-Landero et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Comparative study shows perceived motivational climate and self-talk differ in team vs. individual gymnastics, indicating implications for anxiety management.

Do Different Interdependencies within a Sport Affect the Perceived Motivational Climate, Use of Spontaneous Self-Talk, Positivity or Precompetitive Anxiety?

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Do Different Interdependencies within a Sport Affect the Perceived Motivational Climate, Use of Spontaneous Self-Talk, Positivity or Precompetitive Anxiety?

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