Subjective well-being of athletes has a significant impact on their sports performance.This paper has analyzed the evaluation results of 219 winter sports athletes in terms of perceived stress,balanced practical thinking,and subjective well-being using questionnaire surveys and statistical analysis.The results revealed significant negative correlations between perceived stress and balanced practical thinking,as well as between perceived stress and subjective well-being.On the other hand,a significant positive correlation was found between balanced practical thinking and subjective well-being.Differences were observed in perceived stress,balanced practical thinking,and subjective well-being among athletes from different winter sports disciplines.Perceived stress negatively predicted subjective well-being,while balanced practical thinking positively predicted subjective well-being among winter sports athletes.Specifically,perceived stress had a greater impact on the subjective well-being of winter sports athletes.It is recommended to reduce perceived stress and enhance balanced practical thinking to effectively improve the subjective well-being of winter sports athletes.Future research should examine the differences in subjective well-being among different groups of athletes and analyze other variables that influence the subjective well-being of winter sports athletes.
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