Psychological reassurance and its relationship to achievement motivation among football players

Abstract

This study aims to identify the relationship between psychological reassurance and motivation for achievement among players of Salahuddin football clubs and the level of psychological reassurance among the players of Salah al-Din football clubs. The researcher used the descriptive correlational approach to its suitability and the nature of the current research problem, and the research community consisted of players clubs Salah al-Din and (370) players representing (16) clubs, the research procedures were carried out, and the construction sample of the two scales reached (370) players and (20) players were excluded for their participation in the exploratory experience, and the researcher used the questionnaire form as a tool for research. The researchers concluded that psychological reassurance is important for the player and the community, making the player feel happier, more satisfied, and more motivated, so needs are met and stability is reached. The psychological reassurance will enhance the ability to achieve compatibility and adaptation, and the players who lack the feeling of psychological reassurance will reflect negatively on their performance and behavior.