Changing player behaviour in sport during the COVID-19 pandemic: Shake on it?
S Afr J Sports Med
; 32(1): v32i1a8967, 2020.
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| ID: mdl-36818982
ABSTRACT
To prevent the spread of infection during matches and training activities is a major challenge facing all sports returning from the enforced COVID-19 shutdown. During training and matches, rugby league players make contact with others which can result in SARS-CoV-2 virus transmission. While these interactions characterise the appeal of the game, a number of them can be avoided, including shaking hands and conversing after the match. This paper presents a framework underpinned by behavioural science (capability, opportunity, motivation and behaviour model, COM-B) to support stakeholders in helping players adopt new social distance norms and behaviours. This framework helps to ensure the players have the capability, opportunity, and motivation to adopt new COVID-19 risk minimising behaviours, which they will need to commit to 100%.
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MEDLINE
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S Afr J Sports Med
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2020
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Reino Unido