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Area of Science:

  • Psychology of performance
  • Sociology of sport
  • Collaborative dynamics

Background:

  • Understanding the 'feeling of being and acting together' is crucial in collaborative artistic performance.
  • Artistic swimming demands high levels of synchronized action and shared experience.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the multifaceted experience of togetherness in artistic swimming.
  • To investigate how individual and collective perceptions of togetherness influence joint performance.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized a mixed-methods approach combining self-assessment, individual interviews, and expert evaluations.
  • Employed first-, second-, and third-person levels of analysis to capture diverse perspectives.
  • Analyzed video recordings of a team's performance post-competition.

Main Results:

  • The experience of togetherness is dynamic and transient, not static.
  • Felt togetherness fluctuates, with observable decreases and increases during performance.
  • Both swimmers and external experts consistently identified these shifts in togetherness.

Conclusions:

  • The study highlights the fluid nature of collaborative synergy in artistic performance.
  • Recognizing and understanding these fluctuations can inform training and performance strategies.
  • The integration of multiple analytical perspectives offers a comprehensive view of group dynamics.