Mental reliability features of the disabled athletes-contest period

The object: Disabled athletes mental state: emotional stability, self-regulation, motivation, stability - resistance to interference, well-being, activity and mood-contest period. The aim: to reveal the mental reliability state of the disabled athletes-contest period features. The task of the research: 1. Identify and compare the disabled athletes mental reliability in competition by wheelchair basketball sport classification and sport experience. 2. Identify and compare the emotional state of the disabled athletes-contest period, according to the classification of wheelchair basketball and sport experience. 3. Set the disabled athletes mental reliability of competition and emotional state connection. This work raises the question of the scientific problem: or disabled athletes mental reliability features differences according to their classification in wheelchair basketball and sport experience? Research methods: 1. Surveys (V.E. Milman questionnaire and emotional state assessment methodology SAN). 2. Mathematical statistical analysis. Organization of the research study was implemented in 2014. The survey carried out within the Republic of Lithuania wheelchair basketball championship. Subjects selected a purposive sampling method, that is, questionnaires were distributed only wheelchair basketball players. Questionnaires were distributed the day before the competition. The survey involved 34 wheelchair basketball players. Athletes aged 19 to 56 years. Sports experience from 6 months up to 16 years. Conclusions: 1. It was found that the emotional stability of the second indicator worst wheelchair basketball group (2-2.5 b.), And the best fourth (4-4.5 b.). Self-regulatory best rate in the third group (3-3.5 b.), The fourth worst (4-4.5 b). Stability - resistance to interference best third group (3-3.5 b.) The worst in the first group (1-1.5 b.). But the differences were not statistically significant. Motivation best rate significantly in the third group, the second worst (2-2.5 b.). 1.1. It turned out that emotional stability and stability - resistance to interference perform better those with less, while those with better self-rate greater sport experience. However, the results were not statistically significant. Motivation index statistically significantly higher in those with more sporting experience. 2. It was found that the pre-competition period, all tested by athletes with disabilities wheelchair basketball classification feeling level was high. Was the average activity level of the first and fourth groups, with the second and third - high. But the differences were not statistically significant. The first, second and fourth groups of athletes mood level was high, and the third group average. The results are statistically significant. 2.1. It was found that the athletes feel, the activity level was high both shorter or for a longer period of those with sporting groups. Mood level was high in both groups a statistically better result sport experience having shorter group. 3. Set the disabled athletes of competitive reliability mental and emotional state of the interface: the strongest set of linear dependence relations between feeling and activity, mood and well-being (p <0.01). Weaker correlation between self-regulation and set the mood, and the mood between motivation and activity and mood (p