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• TITLE: Using Sports Tracker: Evidences on Dependence, Self-Regulatory Modes and Resilience in a Sample of Competitive Runners

  AUTHORS: Pierluigi Diotaiuti, Stefania Mancone, Stefano Corrado

  KEYWORDS: Sports Tracker, Device Dependence, Resilience, Self-Regulatory Modes, Running Agonistic Experience

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.11 No.1, January 8, 2020

  ABSTRACT: A sample of 111 runners was given a survey to illustrate their experience in using sports monitoring devices. Competitive experience proved to be a determining variable in influencing the strategy of using digital devices, suggesting a specific ergonomic model, so that the functionalities of sport trackers were first discovered, then consolidated and finally subjected to a rigorous selection. A relatively more passive and dependent attitude towards the monitoring tools in competitive running was found in subjects with less competitive experience (p p p