SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN THE FORMATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STABILITY IN AMATEUR ATHLETES

This article provides a comprehensive analysis of socio-psychological factors influencing the formation of psychological stability in amateur athletes. The study examines the impact of stress, pre-competition anxiety, motivation levels, and interpersonal relationships on athletes' psychological resilience. Special attention is given to the role of trust between coach and athlete, team climate, social support, and family-related factors. The findings indicate that a positive social environment and effective communication significantly contribute to stabilizing athletes' emotional states. Furthermore, psychological training, self-regulation skills, and stress resistance are identified as key components in enhancing psychological stability. The article also offers practical recommendations aimed at developing resilience and maintaining emotional balance among amateur athletes.

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