Publications by authors named "Claudia Maria Mineo"

This study investigates dietary supplement use among rugby players and their general health, focusing on prevalence and underlying motivations. Involving 92 athletes, it examines the relationship between supplement usage, motivations, and health outcomes using the 36-item Short Form Health Survey and a 24-item ad hoc questionnaire. Findings reveal a high frequency of supplement usage, motivated by desires to enhance performance, appearance, and mood.

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  • The research focuses on the mental health of rugby athletes, emphasizing its importance for performance and overall well-being.
  • A study involving 92 athletes found positive correlations between well-being and both years of experience in rugby and effective coping strategies, while cognitive inflexibility and cognitive fusion were linked to lower well-being.
  • Two distinct groups of athletes were identified based on psychological traits, indicating a need for further research to explore these relationships and their effects on athletes' health.
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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Claudia Maria Mineo"

  • - Claudia Maria Mineo's recent research primarily focuses on the health and well-being of rugby athletes, with a particular emphasis on their mental health, dietary habits, and coping strategies.
  • - One study investigates the prevalence and motivations behind dietary supplement use among rugby players, revealing a strong inclination towards using supplements to improve performance, appearance, and mood, which correlates with self-reported health outcomes.
  • - Another study employs cluster analysis to explore mental health characteristics, physical activity levels, and coping strategies among rugby athletes, highlighting the importance of mental well-being in sports performance and athlete resilience.