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The aim of this study was the investigation of the possible relationship between sport
participation and moral functioning between Greek handball team athletes. The instrument
that was used was developed by Gibbons, Ebbeck, and Weiss (1995). The sample consisted of
204 athletes, 107 men, 97 women. Factor analysis revealed 4 factors. Cronbach’s vari...
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... file size of 1000 was used. The result is plotted in Figure 1. The experimental results would be closer to the theoretical values if the points are distributed near to the diagonal. ...
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... the third stage the data are gathered, and in the fourth stage the data are analyzed. In the final stage the researcher disseminates the research findings or composes a case-study "report" (Figure 2.1). ...
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... policy orientation is closely related to the main socio-economic factors, the basic priorities and the emerging needs. The main macroeconomic and social factors in relation to the rural policy are presented on the following Figures 1-4. In particular, Figure 1 illustrates the enterprises with less than 20 persons engaged as a percentage of the total number of enterprises for a number of countries in 2005. ...
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... main macroeconomic and social factors in relation to the rural policy are presented on the following Figures 1-4. In particular, Figure 1 illustrates the enterprises with less than 20 persons engaged as a percentage of the total number of enterprises for a number of countries in 2005. Whereas Figures 2 and 3 illustrate the labour productivity in total manufacturing in value added per person employed as a percentage of annual rate and in total market services, respectively. ...
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... Zetou and Kasabalis (2006) highlighted that although volleyball is a difficult and demanding sport to learn, offers amusing and educational experiences to the all athletes of all ages and sex. Parents' behaviors did not only influence the motivational aspects during competition (Bebetsos et al., 2013;Christoforidis, Kalivas, Matsouka, Bebetsos, & Kambas, 2010), but they often affect children's enjoyment during practice-time (Bebetsos, Konstantoulas, Bebetsos, & Kouli, 2008;Fredricks & Eccles, 2004). Accordingly, studies indicated that if young athletes have positive/joyful experiences from their involvement in a sport, they will be motivated to continue participate in this particular sport, which is the most important factor within the sport domain (Brustad et al., 2001;Brustad, 1996;Scanlan & Lewthwaite, 1986). ...
The purpose of this study was to examine if parental influence (father and mother), differentiate athletes’ opinion according: (a) to the type of sport that they are involved, (b) to their competition experience, and/or (c) to their sport division. The instrument that was used was the Greek version of the “Parent-Initiated Motivational Climate Questionnaire-2” (PIMCQ-2) which includes 36 questions (18 for each parent). The participants were 259 Greek athletes (148 men and 111 women), from five different sports (volleyball, track and field, basketball, swimming and football). Their ages ranged from 14 to 25 (Μ=14.92, SD=1.55). Results supported the good psychometric properties of the assessment tool. Additionally, the results indicated that type of sport, sport division, and competition experience differentiated by the parents’ influence. In conclusion, this research emphasizes the importance and significance of parental involvement/motivation in Greek athletic reality.
