A comparative Study of the Anxiety and Aggression among the female volleyball players of Kashmir Province

The volleyball game was invented more as a recreational game rather than anything else involving more people. The results of the present study will help to identify anxiety and aggression of sports woman representing university in team and individual events. This will further help to identify sportswomen who may have potential to be of high calibre. Competitive sports are full of challenges, so youngsters taken to competitive sports must display the required psychological attributes including aggression, anxiety and emotional intelligence to meet the challenges successfully. The skill involved in the game are of simple, natural and highly stimulating and satisfying to anyone who participates in the game. This study assumes significance in view of the anxiety and aggression among the team and individual sportsmen of Kashmir province. It has been suggested that team and individual sportsmen with respect of findings of the present study there are clear linkages of the variables of perceived impact of life changes. The finding also suggested that on anxiety and aggression individual sportsmen were high on mean scores. The two variables anxiety and aggression have a significant difference at two levels finding the significant difference but differ on mean scores. These finding can lead to indigenous intervention package for coaches belonging to University teams. Research evidence revealed the level of anxiety and aggression among team and individual sportsmen.