Analisis Kecerdasan Emosional Pada Atlet Sepak Bola Usia Remaja SSB BINTAMA

Syauqiy, Nabil Muhammad (2024) Analisis Kecerdasan Emosional Pada Atlet Sepak Bola Usia Remaja SSB BINTAMA. Sarjana (S1) thesis, Universitas Islam 45.

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Abstract

Nabil Muhammad Syauqiy 41182191200093: "Analysis of Emotional Intelligence in Adolescent Football Athletes SSB BINTAMA" Thesis of the Education Study Program, Islamic University "45" Bekasi. Emotions can have a variety of effects in sports, lack and excess emotions can trigger athletes to go into severe sadness or motivate them to achieve their best. Emotion regulation comes into play when there is a mismatch between the emotions felt and the emotions expected to be displayed. The purpose of this study is to find out the level of emotional intelligence in adolescent football athletes at SSB Bintama. A quantitative descriptive research methodology is used in this study. Survey methods and questionnaire-based data collection techniques are the methods used in this study. The research population consisted of all SSB Bintama Bekasi students, which amounted to 25 people. A total of 25 people were selected as samples, based on certain criteria, such as: a) Male gender b) Students who are actively practicing. The level of emotional intelligence of SSB BINTAMA football players falls into the following categories: "very high" (8% of athletes), 'high' (16% of athletes), 'medium' (44%), 'low' (32% of athletes), and 'very low' (0% of athletes). None of the athletes were included in the "very low" category. The average emotional intelligence score among SSB BINTAMA football players was 121, placing them in the "moderate" group. Athletes' emotions can alter their behavior, making it more difficult for them to coordinate intricate and subtle movements – a habit that can interfere with their performance on the field. To further foster harmony and productivity within the team, a special training program aimed at improving the emotional intelligence of each member can be introduced.

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