Despite increasing attention to concussion safety, many young athletes still do not report
concussion-like symptoms to athletic staff. This systematic review was conducted to identify …

Context Many survey-based methods have been used to explore concussion-reporting
behavior. However, because the decision to report or conceal a concussion is likely …

The aim of the present study was to examine the effects of attention–deficit/hyperactivity
disorder (ADHD)–related psychostimulant use in the context of concussion risk and …

Objectives Concussion non-disclosure research has focused almost exclusively on athletes.
The focus on athletic populations has been sensible considering athletes' demonstrated …

Context Few researchers have examined the views of important stakeholders in football
student-athletes' spheres of influence and whether their views map well in a systems …

Introduction: Concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that can be sustained through
participation in different sports. It is important that a parent be able to identify common and …

Context Although it has been suggested that developmental and sociological factors play a
role in concussion reporting, the empirical evidence related to this is limited. Objective To …

Objective: Understand from whom concussed football players seek and receive emotional
support, and whether this support is associated with injury perceptions. Participants: Football …

Background Understanding concussed athletes' motivations for reporting concussion
symptoms is important for health care professionals who are charged with the care …

Participation in youth sports and athletics has been a cornerstone of childhood development
for generations. Ample evidence reinforces the value of physical activity starting at a young …