PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF MOTIVATION TO STRIVE FOR SUCCESS IN AMATEUR ATHLETES
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amateur athlete, striving for success, motivation, psychological determinant, internal motivation, social support, psychodiagnostics.Abstract
This article analyzes the psychological determinants that form and develop the motivation to strive for success in amateur athletes. The study examines how factors such as a person's internal motivation, level of self-awareness, social support, and self-confidence affect the desire to succeed in sports activities based on psychological-theoretical and practical approaches. Also, the relationship between the individual psychological characteristics of athletes and motivational directions was determined using psychodiagnostic methods.
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