Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers

Present study was aimed at identification of intricate relationship between the ability of the high performing swimmers (National - level swimmers of Malaysia) in anticipatory cue-utilization and corresponding autonomic phasic responses isolated from the tonic measures. Altogether two-hundred and...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Saha, Srilekha
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2012
Subjects:
Online Access:http://eprints.usm.my/54856/1/DR%20SRILEKHA%20SAHA-Eprints.pdf
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
id my-usm-ep.54856
record_format uketd_dc
spelling my-usm-ep.548562022-09-21T02:56:50Z Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers 2012-06 Saha, Srilekha R Medicine Present study was aimed at identification of intricate relationship between the ability of the high performing swimmers (National - level swimmers of Malaysia) in anticipatory cue-utilization and corresponding autonomic phasic responses isolated from the tonic measures. Altogether two-hundred and twenty-five individuals having high athletic calibre, and holding top-positions in recently held National and International (Mostly ASEAN level) meets volunteered as the participants in this study. Simultaneous evaluation of autonomic arousal modulation (habituation paradigm tonic and phasic measures of skin conductance) was done when the swimmers were engaged in cue-related anticipatory task, associated with complex reaction performance. For this purpose, participants were evaluated intermittently (twice within the calendar year August 20 I 0 - July 20 II) with the identical research paradigm. Perceived sense of competence as well as the subjective feelings of apprehension of loosing was explored, and attempts were made to identify the obscure subjective expression of cognitive-emotional make-up, in explaining differential performance outcomes evident in the participants. Findings of multiple linear and polynomial regression analyses and predictive structural analyses however suggested direct, inverse and supportive relationships between measures of physiological arousal and psychological phenomena related to cognitive-affective and affective-motivational aspects of sports behaviour explaining pathways to both excellent and debilitative performance outcomes during practice sessions as well as in actual competitive situations. 2012-06 Thesis http://eprints.usm.my/54856/ http://eprints.usm.my/54856/1/DR%20SRILEKHA%20SAHA-Eprints.pdf application/pdf en public other Universiti Sains Malaysia Pusat Pengajian Sains Kesihatan
institution Universiti Sains Malaysia
collection USM Institutional Repository
language English
topic R Medicine
spellingShingle R Medicine
Saha, Srilekha
Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers
description Present study was aimed at identification of intricate relationship between the ability of the high performing swimmers (National - level swimmers of Malaysia) in anticipatory cue-utilization and corresponding autonomic phasic responses isolated from the tonic measures. Altogether two-hundred and twenty-five individuals having high athletic calibre, and holding top-positions in recently held National and International (Mostly ASEAN level) meets volunteered as the participants in this study. Simultaneous evaluation of autonomic arousal modulation (habituation paradigm tonic and phasic measures of skin conductance) was done when the swimmers were engaged in cue-related anticipatory task, associated with complex reaction performance. For this purpose, participants were evaluated intermittently (twice within the calendar year August 20 I 0 - July 20 II) with the identical research paradigm. Perceived sense of competence as well as the subjective feelings of apprehension of loosing was explored, and attempts were made to identify the obscure subjective expression of cognitive-emotional make-up, in explaining differential performance outcomes evident in the participants. Findings of multiple linear and polynomial regression analyses and predictive structural analyses however suggested direct, inverse and supportive relationships between measures of physiological arousal and psychological phenomena related to cognitive-affective and affective-motivational aspects of sports behaviour explaining pathways to both excellent and debilitative performance outcomes during practice sessions as well as in actual competitive situations.
format Thesis
qualification_level other
author Saha, Srilekha
author_facet Saha, Srilekha
author_sort Saha, Srilekha
title Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers
title_short Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers
title_full Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers
title_fullStr Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers
title_full_unstemmed Impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in Malaysian swimmers
title_sort impact of accuracy in anticipation on decomposition of autonomic tonic and phasic responses as predictor of performance excellence in malaysian swimmers
granting_institution Universiti Sains Malaysia
granting_department Pusat Pengajian Sains Kesihatan
publishDate 2012
url http://eprints.usm.my/54856/1/DR%20SRILEKHA%20SAHA-Eprints.pdf
_version_ 1747822296849973248