Perfiles decisionales de jugadores y jugadoras de voleibol de diferente nivel de pericia

Résumé

motivacional and emotional point of view and this question has received little attention in the scientific literature. It was applied the Decision Making Style Questionnaire-CETD (Ruiz y Graupera, 2005) that assess three scales: Perceived Decisional Competence, Anxiety and Strain to Decide and Commitment for learning how to decide. One hundred and twenty one voleyball players participated (76 female and 45 male) of differente level of expertise: State, National and International. Results showed that the scales of this questionnaire had good reliability when it was applied to specific sport samples. Male and female volleyball players had a similar decisional profile (there were no significant differences), with a moderate selfperception of decisional competence, low level of anxiety and high commitment (V profile). As competence increased, moderately increased the level of commitment and selfperception of decisional competence, too, and decreased the level of anxiety. As a consequence, the decisional profile of the International Group was very different from the rest of the two groups of lower competence.