The Influence Of Psychological Resilience On Aggression Behavior In Young Football Players

With the active development of campus football,the team of young football players continues to grow.As the active development of campus football,some sports attack behaviors inevitably appear at the same time.Sports aggression refers to behaviors with explicit language or physical actions aimed at intentionally harming the physical and mental health of others in sports.Sports aggression is one of the focuses of campus football.The sports aggression shown by young football players will not only affect the development of their moral level,but also not conducive to the effective development of campus football and sunny sports.From the perspective of influencing factors,it can effectively improve the aggressive behavior of young football players.Based on this,the purpose of this study is to explore the impact of psychological resilience of young football players on sports aggressive behavior,and the role of hostility attribution in its impact mechanism.Study 1: In order to more accurately and specifically measure the offensive behavior of young football players on the field,this study conducted the development of a questionnaire on the offensive behavior of young football players,and formed the "Adolescent Football Players’ Attack Type Questionnaire".A scale for measuring the aggressive behavior of young football players was applied.The Cronbach’s α coefficient of the scale is 0.871,which has good reliability and validity.Study 2: In order to explore the influence mechanism of psychological resilience of young football players on sports aggression behavior,367 young football players were used as research objects,and the "Psycho-Elasticity Scale(CD-RISC)" and "Buss-Perry Aggressive Questionnaire" The hostile attribution scale and the "Adolescent Football Players’ Aggressive Behavior Questionnaire" were investigated.The collected data were analyzed using SPSS22.0 and AMOS21.0.Investigated the relationship between youth football players’ psychological elasticity and hostility due to sports aggression and the relationship between young teachers’ perception of human care,self-harmony and professional identity.The results show that:(1)Boys have higher scores on young football players psychological elasticity than girls.(2)Boys ’scores of hostile and instrumental aggression by young football players are higher than that of girls;athletes’ sports aggression increases with age;defenders have more instrumental aggression than midfielders and goalkeepers.(3)Correlation analysis shows that psychological resilience has a significant negative correlation with hostile attribution and sports aggressive behavior,and hostile attribution has a significant positive correlation with athletic aggressive behavior.(4)The structural equation model shows that psychological elasticity has a significant negative predictive effect on the aggression behavior of young football players,and hostile attribution plays a moderating role between the two,that is,at a low level of hostile attribution,psychological elasticity has no significant predictive effect on sports aggressive behavior,and at the level of high hostility attribution,psychological elasticity has a significant negative predictive effect on sports aggressive behavior.Conclusions:(1)The reliability and validity of the self-made "Adolescent Football Player Attack Type Questionnaire" is good;(2)There is a significant correlation between psychological resilience,hostile attribution,and sports aggression;(3)Hostile attribution plays a moderating role in the effects of psychological resilience on sports aggressive behavior.