Burnout, Resilience and Needs Satisfaction: Exploring the Associations in Basketball Athletes

The aim of this study is to explore the degree to which basketball players might be shielded from burnout by their psychological resilience.The investigation assessed the resilience, physical and mental burnout, reduced sense of accomplishment, and depreciation of sport among athletes.The results indicated that reduced levels of burnout elements were associated with increased resilience, highlighting the importance of resilience in supporting athletes' well-being.The findings suggest that maintaining intrinsic motivation and avoiding burnout are contingent upon the fulfilment of essential psychological needs.Resilience and fatigue levels differed based on age, gender, and competition level, highlighting the necessity for tailored therapy.The findings indicate that specific interventions, including psychological training and enhancing social support systems, could enhance resilience and reduce burnout, ultimately promoting a more sustainable and healthier sporting atmosphere.The findings highlight the connection between resilience, psychological needs, and burnout, thereby enhancing existing theoretical frameworks and offering crucial guidance for sports organizations and coaches focused on enhancing athlete well-being.