Anxiety, Depression, Mental Disorder, Pathological Gambling, Substance Abuse
Conditions
Keywords
mental disorder, gambling, despression, anxiety
Brief summary
Sport is a privileged area to promote socialization and health values, such as companionship; a healthy lifestyle; cooperation to achieve common goals, and justice, rejecting unjustified advantages in competition. The concept of fair play is on which the development of those values pivots. From a holistic perspective, it is possible to define fair play, not only as a way to participate but also as a way of projecting people in life with values, assuming a set of behaviors that enhance a healthy and respectful sporting experience with opponents, the companions, the spectators, the referees and all the agents that take part in the sport practice.
Detailed description
Sport is a privileged area to promote socialization and health values, such as companionship; a healthy lifestyle; cooperation to achieve common goals, and justice, rejecting unjustified advantages in competition. The concept of fair play is on which the development of those values pivots. From a holistic perspective, it is possible to define fair play, not only as a way to participate but also as a way of projecting people in life with values, assuming a set of behaviors that enhance a healthy and respectful sporting experience with opponents, the companions, the spectators, the referees and all the agents that take part in the sport practice. Since 2018, joint actions have been carried out with the Villarreal de Fútbol Club, within the framework of the ENDAVANT agreement. Within these actions, it is proposed to develop different lines of research on sport and health. Within these lines, one of special relevance is that related to the risk of consumption of illicit substances and / or behavioral addictions, in elite athletes, since they are subjected to intense training days and stress situations derived from the demands of performance of professional competitive activity. On the other hand, recently published behavioral studies show that athletes who practice non-contact sports have a greater capacity to identify and assess emotions than athletes who practice contact sports and than those who practice contact sports show higher levels of physical aggression or verbal, and hostility or anger, than athletes who practice individual and non-contact sports.
Interventions
None listed
Sponsors
Villarreal CF
Cardenal Herrera University
Study design
Observational model
CASE_CONTROL
Time perspective
PROSPECTIVE
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
18 Years to 40 Years
Inclusion criteria
* active athletes in the elite soccer competition from the Villarreal CF, who agree to be included in the study by signing an informed consent and who have a health profile made by the club's Medical Service.
Exclusion criteria
* athletes who are transferred to other clubs during the study period.
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Common drugs | 2 years | Describe the consumption of common drugs in elite athletes. |
| Identify other mental disorders | 2 years | Identify other mental disorders differents than addictions and psychopathy in elite athletes. |
| Explore the consumption of new psychoactive substances | 2 years | Explore the consumption of new psychoactive substances in elite athletes |
| Pathological gambling | 2 years | Describe the study of behavioral addictions and video game addiction in elite athletes. |
| Mental disorders | 2 years | Describe the presence of psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder |
| Genetic biomarkers | 2 years | Describe genetic biomarkers endophenotype in elite athletes. |
| Dopping | 2 years | Describe new dopping substances in elite atheletes. |
Countries
Spain
Outcome results
None listed