The Effectiveness of Visuo- Motor Behavior Rehearsal (VMBR) to Reduce the Anxiety and to Improve Self Concept for Athletes with Special Needs
- Aziz Alrahamneh
- Hayfa Elbokai
Abstract
This study was an eight-week, 12-session experiment designed to examine the effect of Visuo-Motor BehaviorRehearsal (VMBR) on the athletes with special needs. Subjects were 63 male and female athletes from Jordanian
disabilities national teams ranging in age from 20 to 35. Based on a pre-assessment of subjects' anxiety and
self-control scales, the experimental group assigned to experimental conditions VMBR. Post-assessment data for
experimental performance was analyzed by means of two groups. A significant main effect for the experimental
group was observed, indicating that, there was a significant improvement in self-concept and low anxiety from
pre- to post-assessment.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijps.v3n2p276
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