Anne‐marie Elbe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4782218 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne‐marie Elbe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne‐marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Elbe |
| SIGNATURE | ELBE A M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Leipzig University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8392-2451 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From their eyes: Deaflympic athletes' and coaches' perspectives on mental training
Introduction Sport psychology research has largely overlooked athletes with hearing impairments competing in Deaflympic sports, the designated elite sporting movement for this population. This study therefore explored Deaflympic athletes' and coaches' perspectives on mental training in the elite Deaf sports. Methods A qualitative approach was used, involving six focus group interviews with 23 athletes ( M age = 33.09; 26.1% female) and four coach…
Context matters: Athletes' Perception of Dopers' Values, Actions and Vulnerabilities
BackgroundAlthough athletes seem to hold uniform views towards non-dopers, their perception of dopers is more nuanced, reflecting positive and negative attributes. Research also indicates that rarely a single factor can explain doping, but a host of reasons that intertwine. A holistic understanding of how values play a role in decisions in anti-doping and the elements that influence athletes' doping vulnerability is timely and warranted.MethodsWe…
Answering the call for values-based anti-doping education—An evidence-informed intervention for elite adolescent athletes in Germany and Austria
Doping has serious negative consequences for athletes and the integrity of sports, implying the need for effective prevention programs. Since educating young athletes about doping-related knowledge is deemed to be not sufficiently effective to minimize doping, a focus on values, emotions and morality is seen as a promising approach and previous research indicates which variables exactly could be addressed in anti-doping efforts. These variables a…
Athletes' use of analgesics is related to doping attitudes, competitive anxiety, and situational opportunity
This study aimed to investigate athletes' hypothetical use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), a behavior similar to doping, and its association with doping attitudes, competitive anxiety and situational opportunity. One hundred twenty-two sport science students completed an online survey assessing biographical information, doping attitudes, and competitive anxiety. Students' intention to use analgesics was measured via two differe…
One Does Not Fit All: European Study Shows Significant Differences in Value-Priorities in Clean Sport
Doping violates the Spirit of Sport and is thought to contradict the values which underpin this spirit. Values-based education (VBE) has been cited as a key element for creating a clean sport culture across age groups. Culturally relevant VBE requires understanding of the values that motivate athletes from different countries to practice their sport and uphold clean sport values. WADA's new International Standards for Education makes this study b…
Sport participation and acculturative stress of young migrants in Greece: The role of sport motivational environment
A matter of mind-set in the interpretation of forensic application
A call for policy guidance on psychometric testing in doping control in sport
Team cohesion and ethnic–cultural identity in adolescent migrant athletes
A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Motivational Factors in Kenyan and Danish Middle and Long Distance Elite Runners
This study examined similarities and differences in motivational factors and reasons for running between Kenyan and Danish elite runners. Participants were elite middle and long distance runners (distances from 800m to marathon) from Kenya (n = 139, males = 114, females = 25) and Denmark (n = 96, males =69, females = 27) aged 14–42 years, (Mean age = 24.3, SD = 5.6 years). They completed the Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire (Duda &…
One Does Not Fit All: European Study Shows Significant Differences in Value-Priorities in Clean Sport
Doping violates the Spirit of Sport and is thought to contradict the values which underpin this spirit. Values-based education (VBE) has been cited as a key element for creating a clean sport culture across age groups. Culturally relevant VBE requires understanding of the values that motivate athletes from different countries to practice their sport and uphold clean sport values. WADA's new International Standards for Education makes this study b…
Context matters: Athletes' Perception of Dopers' Values, Actions and Vulnerabilities
BackgroundAlthough athletes seem to hold uniform views towards non-dopers, their perception of dopers is more nuanced, reflecting positive and negative attributes. Research also indicates that rarely a single factor can explain doping, but a host of reasons that intertwine. A holistic understanding of how values play a role in decisions in anti-doping and the elements that influence athletes' doping vulnerability is timely and warranted.MethodsWe…
Athletes' use of analgesics is related to doping attitudes, competitive anxiety, and situational opportunity
This study aimed to investigate athletes' hypothetical use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), a behavior similar to doping, and its association with doping attitudes, competitive anxiety and situational opportunity. One hundred twenty-two sport science students completed an online survey assessing biographical information, doping attitudes, and competitive anxiety. Students' intention to use analgesics was measured via two differe…
Team cohesion and ethnic–cultural identity in adolescent migrant athletes
A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Motivational Factors in Kenyan and Danish Middle and Long Distance Elite Runners
This study examined similarities and differences in motivational factors and reasons for running between Kenyan and Danish elite runners. Participants were elite middle and long distance runners (distances from 800m to marathon) from Kenya (n = 139, males = 114, females = 25) and Denmark (n = 96, males =69, females = 27) aged 14–42 years, (Mean age = 24.3, SD = 5.6 years). They completed the Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire (Duda &…
Team cohesion and ethnic–cultural identity in adolescent migrant athletes
A matter of mind-set in the interpretation of forensic application
A call for policy guidance on psychometric testing in doping control in sport
Sport participation and acculturative stress of young migrants in Greece: The role of sport motivational environment
One Does Not Fit All: European Study Shows Significant Differences in Value-Priorities in Clean Sport
Doping violates the Spirit of Sport and is thought to contradict the values which underpin this spirit. Values-based education (VBE) has been cited as a key element for creating a clean sport culture across age groups. Culturally relevant VBE requires understanding of the values that motivate athletes from different countries to practice their sport and uphold clean sport values. WADA's new International Standards for Education makes this study b…
Answering the call for values-based anti-doping education—An evidence-informed intervention for elite adolescent athletes in Germany and Austria
Doping has serious negative consequences for athletes and the integrity of sports, implying the need for effective prevention programs. Since educating young athletes about doping-related knowledge is deemed to be not sufficiently effective to minimize doping, a focus on values, emotions and morality is seen as a promising approach and previous research indicates which variables exactly could be addressed in anti-doping efforts. These variables a…
Athletes' use of analgesics is related to doping attitudes, competitive anxiety, and situational opportunity
This study aimed to investigate athletes' hypothetical use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), a behavior similar to doping, and its association with doping attitudes, competitive anxiety and situational opportunity. One hundred twenty-two sport science students completed an online survey assessing biographical information, doping attitudes, and competitive anxiety. Students' intention to use analgesics was measured via two differe…
Context matters: Athletes' Perception of Dopers' Values, Actions and Vulnerabilities
BackgroundAlthough athletes seem to hold uniform views towards non-dopers, their perception of dopers is more nuanced, reflecting positive and negative attributes. Research also indicates that rarely a single factor can explain doping, but a host of reasons that intertwine. A holistic understanding of how values play a role in decisions in anti-doping and the elements that influence athletes' doping vulnerability is timely and warranted.MethodsWe…
From their eyes: Deaflympic athletes' and coaches' perspectives on mental training
Introduction Sport psychology research has largely overlooked athletes with hearing impairments competing in Deaflympic sports, the designated elite sporting movement for this population. This study therefore explored Deaflympic athletes' and coaches' perspectives on mental training in the elite Deaf sports. Methods A qualitative approach was used, involving six focus group interviews with 23 athletes ( M age = 33.09; 26.1% female) and four coach…
Psychology (9 works) · Athletes (8 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Doping in Sports (6 works) · Physical therapy (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (5 works) · Motivation and Self-Concept in Sports (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works)