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ACSI

ACSI ACSI usually refers to the Athletic Coping Skills Inventory, here used in its 28-item form (ACSI-28).

ACSI usually refers to the Athletic Coping Skills Inventory, here used in its 28-item form (ACSI-28). In sport psychology, it is a questionnaire athletes complete to assess coping-related psychological skills.

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Drafting source: Wang Jiarong; Omar Dev Roxana Dev; Yaakop Nurhidayah. Trait mindfulness, psychological skills, and mental toughness in paddleboard athletes: A correlational study. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0354427; article XML SHA-256 82e98e40b29df4e83b113f8f0909de96c75f838689bb101738d8931011b497c7. “Trait mindfulness, psychological skills, and mental toughness in paddleboard athletes: A correlational study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0354427).
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