Survey data on elite athletes: Sport psychology variables such as sport contingent self-esteem, competitive anxiety and burnout
Funke, A., & Gustafsson, H. (2026). Shame following performance failure as a potential mediator between sport contingent self-esteem and both competitive anxiety and burnout among elite athletes. Acta Psychologica, 265. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.actpsy.2026.106694
Department of Educational Studies–Sport Sciences
Issues related to the existence, roles and impact of elites in society, that is, individuals or groups who have a large amount of power or influence over society, politics, wealth etc, either through decisions they make or, for example, through ideas or feelings that they express or represent. Includes issues related to influential people in all spheres of society, for example, decision-makers in political life, political party leaders, influential artists, prominent mass or social media figures etc.
Recreation patterns, leisure time activities and hobbies. Includes sports spectatorship, competition sports, and travel for leisure. Use note: For data on exercise for keeping fit, use 'Physical fitness and exercise'.
Field of research that studies mental factors influencing the attainment of athletic skills and athletic performance.
data/Macro definition mediation analysis + Cognitive anxiety.sps
data/Macro definition moderation analysis + Cognitive anxiety.sps
data/Rawdata with VAR062_1 and VAR075_1 reversed.xlsx
data/Specific macro calls (add these for each mediation analysis).rtf
data/Specific macro calls (add these for each moderation analysis).rtf