Parents and coaches as transformational leaders: Motivating high school athletes' intentions to report concussion symptoms across socioeconomic statuses.

Purpose: Studies demonstrate that parents and coaches play a role in an athlete's concussion reporting decision primarily through their influence on the decision environment. Little work, however, has explored how a given parenting/coaching style operates to promote intentions and much less work has examined whether the impact of parenting/coaching on concussion reporting differs by socioeconomic status. Transformational parenting/coaching (i.

Sport Motivation as a Possible Indicator of Concussion Reporting Intentions Among Young Athletes.

Objective: To assess the relationship between sport motivation and intentions to report concussion symptoms among young adult athletes.

Design: Cross-sectional study (level of evidence: 3).

Subjects: One thousand three hundred five young adult athletes of various sports and levels of competitiveness from the Survey Sampling International panel.