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prone In this context, prone means especially likely to be affected by something.

In this context, prone means especially likely to be affected by something. For example, injury-prone sports are sports in which athletes are routinely exposed to physical risk and psychological strain.

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Drafting source: Yu Songmao; Luo Haozhun. The influence of athletic identity, coach-athlete relationship quality, and peer climate on emotional resilience in injury-prone sports. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1791069; article XML SHA-256 cdda849ea0c91cda3afe4ef6e588b5753ced1513f9b83b6cfe413bd42dcaae78. “The influence of athletic identity, coach-athlete relationship quality, and peer climate on emotional resilience in injury-prone sports” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1791069).
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