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|b الجزائر
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|a Houari, Saidia
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|9 502282
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|a Mental Training and High Performance Sport
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|b جامعة عبد الحميد بن باديس مستغانم - معهد التربية البدنية والرياضية
|c 2019
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|a 43 - 58
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|a بحوث ومقالات
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|b Several motivational registers can be involved in sport (Durand, 1987, Thill, 1989). If the commitment of an athlete can respond to a direct search for the hedonic sensation provided by his activity or even to a need for affiliation, his accession and his maintenance at the highest level of the competition are more motivated. Accomplishment. For his early theoreticians (Atkinson, 1957, McClelland, Atkinson, Clark, and Lowell, 1953, Murray, 1938), the motivation for achievement is characterized by the behaviors that people exhibit when they task, to seek standards of requirement or performance, to set high goals. This definition seems to perfectly match the characteristics of elite sport practice. In the same logic, high level sport can be likened to a context of achievement such as that described by Heckhausen (1974). For this author, several conditions must indeed be met in order to evoke a context of accomplishment.
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|a علم النفس الرياضي
|a التربية الرياضية
|a التدريب الرياضي
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|b Mental Training
|b Performance
|b High Level
|b Accomplishment
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|a Kamel, Beneddine
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|a Hamid, Nahal
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|4 علوم الرياضة
|6 Sport Sciences
|c 004
|e Journal of Sport Science Technology and Physical Activities
|f Mağallaẗ al-`ulūm wa al-tiknūlūğyā li-l-našāṭāt al-badaniyyaẗ wa al-riyāḍiyyaẗ
|l 002
|m مج16, ع2
|o 2070
|s المجلة العلمية العلوم والتكنولوجية للنشاطات البدنية والرياضية
|v 016
|x 1112-4032
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