スポーツ的社会化における相互的影響の検証

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This study was designed to clarify reciprocal influences in sport socialization. Parent-effects were assessed by their sport involvement before their child participated in organized sport, whereas child-effects were measured by a parent's attitudinal and behavioral changes of sport involvement caused by a child's participation. Eight indicators of sport involvement were selected as follows: 3 types of interest in sport involvement such as activities, sport consumption, and sport activity in oganized; sport activities; sport consumption; 2 types of interaction with a child concerning to sport activities and sport consumption; encouragement in sport participation. By using a fixed-alternative questionnaire method, sample were gathered from 112 boy's families and 120 girl's families, respectively. Parent-effects were operated from father to boy, from father to girl, from mother to boy, and from mother to girl in order of positive sport involvement being stimulated by their child's sport participation. Child-effects were strongly ordered from boy to father, from boy to mother, from girl to mother, and from girl to father. Reciprocal influences were eminently observed in 3 types of sport involvement such as interest, interaction in spot consumption, and encoragement. These influences were categorized into 3 patterns of balance, satulation, and plateau. Such 3 patterns of reciprocal influences were considered to appear differentially on 4 parent-child matchings of sex-streotyping fashion.
横浜国立大学の論文
1989-10-31

スポーツ的社会化における相互的影響の検証

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