PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTION ASSESSMENT TESTS FOR FEMALE TABLE TENNIS PLAYERS AGED EIGHT TO NINE YEARS OLD IN LONG AN PROVINCE, VIETNAM

Long An, Nguyen Quang Vinh, Tran Thanh Tuyen, Duong Van Phuong

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Table tennis is a sport with complex and fast-paced situations, requiring athletes to maintain strong mental focus to perform well during matches. This study aims to identify psychological function tests for assessing female table tennis athletes aged eight to nine in Long An Province. The study employed document review, interviews, neuropsychological testing, and statistical analysis. The subjects included 32 young female table tennis athletes of this age group in Long An Province, along with 16 table tennis experts. The results identified four psychological function tests suitable for these young athletes, including Simple reaction time (ms), Choice reaction time (ms), Comprehensive attention (points), and Information processing capacity (bits/second).

 

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tests, psychological function, table tennis player, eight to nine years old, Long An Province, Vietnam

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