استراتيجيات التكيف مع الألم عند الرياضي المصاب

Abstract EN

The current study aims to ensure that coping strategies are used in dealing with pain which acts as a pressuring factor on injured athletes, and how reliable they are.

In order to look into this, we used as a research tool the Coping Stress Questionnaire (CSQ, Rosenstiel.

AK) and a questionnaire form containing a section dedicated to personal data to be included in the study sample.

The study sample was made up of (31) athletes of both sexes, who were chosen in a deliberate method, according to the degree of severity and type of injury.

Among the most important results was the fact that the injured athlete relies on some of the strategies and dispense with others in coping with pain.

We also found that there is a clear variation in the level of dependency of the injured athlete on these strategies when feeling pain, based on the importance of use, from diverting attention, prayer, and implore at a high level, to ignoring and catastrophizing at a medium level, and finally by a low rate of reinterpretation of pain.

La présente étude a pour objectif la confirmation du recours aux stratégies de coping face à la douleur chez le sportif blessé.

Nous avons appliqué un questionnaire d'inclusion et le CSQ-test de Rosenstiel sur les stratégies de coping face à la douleur.

Notre échantillon constitué de 31 sportifs blessés des deux sexes choisi par ciblage.

Nos résultats ont révélé un recours à certaines stratégies de coping face à la douleur avec une diversité et une variation claire selon l'ordre d'importance allant de la distraction et la prière à l'ignorance et la dramatisation pour conclure par la réinterprétation de la douleur.