The Relationship of Burnout with Perceived Expressed Emotion, Anxiety, and Depression Levels in Professional Adolescent Volleyball Players

Objective: Athlete burnout is an increasing problem among adolescents. Based on previous studies, it has been thought that anxiety, depression and perceived expressed emotion may be important factors in terms of athlete burnout, these four interact with each other. We aimed to examine the relationship between emotion, anxiety depression, reveal predict burnout. Material Methods: The study consists 62 professional volleyball players ages 12-17. participants completed sociodemographic form, Burnout Questionnaire, Shortened Level Expressed Emotion Scale, Hospital Anxiety Depression Scale. Results: Perceived irritability levels were correlated our study. Lack emotional support had positive association levels, intrusiveness anxiety. A correlation was obtained reduced sense accomplishment emotional/physical exhaustion, which are subscales both levels. In addition, intrusiveness. linear regression model demonstrated significantly contributed accomplishment. Conclusions: As a result study, concluded determining anxiety-depression evaluating parent-child adolescent athletes prevention treatment programs for