チアリーダーが語る心理的虐待(Cheerleaders tell of psychological abuse)

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2024-10-01 リンショーピング大学

リンクショーピング大学の新しい研究によると、チアリーディングの現役および元選手の29%が心理的虐待を経験したと報告しています。リーダーシップへの不満、怪我、高い期待、チームの雰囲気の悪さが、選手がスポーツを辞める主な理由とされています。心理的虐待が最も多く、無視されたり、脅迫を受けたりすることが挙げられました。また、指導者がハラスメントを放置する問題も指摘されています。チアリーディング連盟は、コーチの教育や怪我予防のための対策を進めています。

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スウェーデンの現役および引退した上級チアリーダーにおけるハラスメント、虐待、精神的健康の有病率 Prevalence of harassment, abuse, and mental health among current and retired senior Swedish cheerleaders

Carolina Lundqvist
Journal of Sports Sciences  Published:28 Sep 2024
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1080/02640414.2024.2405791

チアリーダーが語る心理的虐待(Cheerleaders tell of psychological abuse)

ABSTRACT

This study examined the prevalence of non-accidental violence, focusing on experienced harassment and abuse (HA), and mental health among current and retired Swedish competitive cheerleaders. An online survey was distributed to current and retired athletes in the Swedish cheerleading federation. The survey assessed perceived coach–athlete relationship, sport psychological safety, resilience, mental health, and experienced HA within the cheerleading environment. A total of 284 athletes (men = 5; women = 278; gender not disclosed = 1; current athletes = 211; retired athletes = 73) completed the survey. Psychological abuse was the most frequently reported HA form (current athletes = 21.6%; retired athletes = 53.5%), followed by neglect (current athletes = 5.4%; retired athletes: 26.8%) and physical abuse (current athletes = 3.9%; retired athletes = 12.7%). A high-quality coach–athlete relationship was identified as a protective factor for HA. Additionally, 33.1% and 8.9% of participants displayed scores indicating anxiety and depression caseness, while 63.8% reported a high level of wellbeing. Anxiety/depression scores above clinical cut-off were linked to injury episodes and a high level of wellbeing to a mentally healthy environment. Resilience was found to protect mental health overall. The high occurrence of reported psychological abuse and indications of anxiety/depression related to injury episodes suggest a need of attention towards prevention and athlete protection strategies in cheerleading environments.

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