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Recent developments in team resilience research in elite sport
Paul Bc Morgan1, David Fletcher2, Mustafa Sarkar3
1Centre for Human Performance, Exercise and Wellbeing, Buckinghamshire New University, UK.
Abstract:
In this paper we review recent developments in team resilience research in elite sport. Although resilience has become a popular and well-researched topic from an individual (psychological) perspective, less attention has been paid to whether this construct is conceptually and operationally robust at a group level. In this review, we provide an overview of definitional aspects of team resilience followed by an outline of research in the general psychology literature, and a discussion of the findings of the first two studies of team resilience in elite sport. Recent developments in this area of sport psychology research suggest that an understanding of how teams mobilize their collective psychosocial resources to withstand stressors is essential for optimal performance.
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