Emotions in young tennis players: a new tennis-specific scale
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v29i85.290Keywords:
Scale, Tennis Questionnaire, Emotions, Test SPETAbstract
To understand and assess responses related to the inadequate management of emotions in tennis competition, it has been developed the “Scale Perception Emotion Tennis” (SPET). This article will describe how the SPET tool could represent a first step in the direction of increasing awareness of the players and could be used by the coaches to compare their perception of the player’s emotions with the one of their athletes.
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