ASSOCIATION OF THE NEUROCOGNITIVE VARIABLE OF ATTENTION AND DECISION MAKING IN GRASSROOTS FOOTBALL PLAYERS U9 TO U12 OF CLUB ATLETICO BUCARAMANGA S.A

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This project emphasizes the Association of the Neurocognitive variable of Attention and Decision Making in grassroots football players U9 to U12 from Club Atlético Bucaramanga S.A. With this study, it was intended to determine which Neurocognitive variables such as attention and decision making are associated in soccer players from 9 to 12 years of age through instruments such as the D2 attention Test (Brickempkamp, Rolf, 2018) that studies selective and sustained attention as units of measurement; the Sports Decision Style Questionnaire (CETD) (Ruiz, Graupera, & Sanchez, 2000) which determines the possible decisions that players make in different game situations from a theoretical study, taking into account measurement units such as Engagement in Decisional Learning, Anxiety, Overwhelmedness when Deciding and Perceived Decisional Competence. The players took the D2 Attention Test and the Decisional Styles in Sport CETD Questionnaire in a comfortable and quiet environment. The purpose of this degree project was to determine the influence of the neurocognitive variable of attention and decision-making that children U9 to U12 carried out from theoretical measurement instruments and thus know which variable acted with more relevance in the present study. However, it was intended to leave a legacy related to neuropsychology applied to grassroots football and in this way, it can serve as a basis for future projects and more sustainable and solid research. In this way, the present project carried out a brief study of the relationship of the Association of the neurocognitive variable of attention and decision making of grassroots football players U9 to U12 from Club Atlético Bucaramanga S.A.

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