Gender on Concussion Reporting in Division 1 College Athletics Joesaar, H., Hein, V., & Hagger, M.S. (2011). Peer influence on young athletes' need satisfaction, intrinsic motivation and persistence in sport: A 12-month prospective study. Psych Continue Reading...
Communication Competence: An Assessment of Male Verses Female College Athletes Underreporting Injuries to Coaches The interaction between the coach of the team and the players is considered to be one of the most important factors that influence the Continue Reading...
Males vs. Females in Society The cliche is that "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus," implying that the worlds of the two genders are completely alien to each other and light years apart in functionality. While recent decades have featured a gr Continue Reading...
Athlete-Coach Communication and Injury Reporting Amongst Male and Female Athletes Although physical activity is a necessary component of a healthy lifestyle, there is great alarm that injuries are escalating amongst athletes at every level of sport Continue Reading...
Communication Competence Between Male and Female College Athletes Survey Questions How old are you? Are you male or female? Male Female What is your ethnicity? Caucasian African-American Pacific Islander F. Native American Freshman Sophomo Continue Reading...
Athlete Lauren Lappin was at the pinnacle of her lifelong passion sport after she adapted to any role in the softball field. Peace that fueled Lappin's success came from accepting the role she struggled to embrace. In an interview, Lappin highlight Continue Reading...
Professional Student Athletes The Raw Numbers Eligibility Advantages of Sport Research Questions or Research Hypotheses Selection of Subjects Assumptions or Limitations Data Processing and Analysis SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS Q Continue Reading...
They are there to play and not to show off their bodies. Female athletes with larger body size will find discomforts in the tightly fitted uniforms. This then presents problem to safety. The female athletes who will not be at ease to the required u Continue Reading...
Gender Bias in TV Coverage at the Olympics International Olympic Committee figures reveal that the latest Olympics at Rio had a record 4,700 female athletes competing -- which makes up nearly 45% of all participants. Many countries including the U.S Continue Reading...
Athletes and Steroids Historical issue in sports The use of steroids by athletes is unfair and can be very dangerous to both the body and mind Athletes today are quite competitive, and every athlete desire is to be the winner. The audience has ext Continue Reading...
Proper ankle taping is generally understood to reduce plantarflexion and inversion of the ankle, and this has been shown to be the most common mechanism associated with ankle sprain injuries." Nonetheless, the benefits of taping are reduced after a Continue Reading...
Establishment of Blood Screening Protocols for Collegiate and Endurance Athletes The goal of this action research proposal is to establish blood screening for endurance athletes at the college, which the researcher is employed at as there is current Continue Reading...
" (Weatherby & Edmonds, nd) Weatherby & Edmonds (nd) One argument consistently made by individuals that are against paying student-athletes is that the student-athlete receives a free education so in effect they are receiving something for th Continue Reading...
Assessment is best performed during the "preswelling period on the sidelines" according to Trojan and McKeag (1998) The avoidance of "chronic ankle pain, laxity, or arthritis can be accomplished through "appropriate treatment." The following table Continue Reading...
Secondly, the student must meet the requirements for a home education program, which include the same curriculum as listed in Florida Statutes, 232.246(1) (Florida Statute 232.0201, 1993). During the time of participation, the student must show evid Continue Reading...
Psychology of Sport Exercise Conroy, D.E., and Coatsworth, J.D. (2007). Assessing autonomy-supportive coaching strategies in youth sport. Psychology of Sport Exercise, 8(50, 671-684. Summary of Research Findings: Grounded in the application of self Continue Reading...
Autonomy-Supportive coaching style is more effective for female than male athletes in team sports. Gender (nominal) Gender is a concept which connects directly to the sense of how receptive or non-receptive humans are likely to be regarding all for Continue Reading...
Proteins are often called the building blocks of life. In fact, the very word "protein" implies their importance in the body: it is a Greek word meaning "first place." Approximately fifty percent of the dry weight in animal cells is comprised of prot Continue Reading...
Interscholastic Sports & Academics What effect if any do interscholastic sports have on a young person's academic achievements? A great deal of the literature indicates that playing interscholastic sports can help a student become more proficien Continue Reading...
Media Portrayal of Sexes Babies, when born, have no inherent knowledge about how girls and boys, men and women, are "supposed to act." They learn their cultural roles from the culture around them -- their adult and older-child role models, and more Continue Reading...
AbstractThe global sporting industry is a multi-trillion-dollar enterprise where even minor competitive advantages can be valuable. The objective of the proposed study is to investigate the impact of team cohesion and performance anxiety on athletes Continue Reading...
Title IX and its Impact on Collegiate Athletics Among the more influential pieces of federal legislation to spring forth from the heady days of America's civil rights movements is Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments. This critical provision, o Continue Reading...
Motivate N.B.A basketball players The game of basketball, primarily, involves the continuous struggle of the teams for about 45 minutes in defending their sides, while striking the ball at the demarcated floor, hanging on and throwing efficiently t Continue Reading...
Men from the Girls: The Gendered Language of Televised Sports, Michael Messner, Margaret Carlisle Duncan, and Kerry Jensen discuss the different ways that men and women are presented in television broadcasts of sporting events. To do this, they anal Continue Reading...
Moreover, most psychologists agree that "sports provide many benefits such as teambuilding, cooperation, skill development and fitness," (Brochu). If a student shows promise, he or she might earn a scholarship or financial aid package. The opportuni Continue Reading...
" (Council of Europe, nd) Boone holds that it is the responsibility of the educators and training to understand that "intellectual dishonesty in exercise physiology weakens the integrity of the evolving profession. Central to membership in a professi Continue Reading...
Nutritional Ergogenics The word "ergogenic" means having a tendency to increase work. In the perspective or setting of sports, this term encompasses processes employed to enhance the production as well as the performance of physiological energy. Nut Continue Reading...
athlete concerning intimidation, eligibility and elimination, technology in sports, commercial sports, ergogenic aids, violence and principles and exceptions. The explanation is going to be based on the types used, how effective they are and the con Continue Reading...
College Athletes and Alcohol Abuse The purpose of this work in writing is to conduct a comprehensive literature review of the research in regards to the quantity and frequency of alcohol consumed by college athletes compared to non-athletes and to i Continue Reading...
Officers of the USADA attended the athletes' training or visited them at home to conduct drug tests. Officials and Association experts found that many athletes would risk harmful side effects or disqualification just to take these substances. Profes Continue Reading...
e. fat storage. These physiological concerns are significant in that programming that was designed to maintain a nurturing position for young children the physiological environment interprets crisis as anything that creates a stressful physical demea Continue Reading...
Chan Stress in Athletes Marriam-Webster defines an athlete as "a person who is trained or skilled in exercises, sports, or games requiring physical strength, agility, or stamina" which can represent a diverse group of people (Merriam-Webster, N.d.) Continue Reading...
Sociology "the Myth of the Sexual Athlete" What does this article have to do with socialization? Socialization is one of the primary elements of the article. The author writes of the various settings and describes the methods by which males are li Continue Reading...
Media Forms The media has a significant influence not only on individuals but also on the society as a whole. Media representations are not merely an echo and emulate of society but rather they are highly discerning and fabricated portrayals. It is Continue Reading...
During the study a number of factors were considered for the evaluation of the fact that females unlike males in Saudi Arabia constitute a larger proportion. Themes Lifestyle and dietary Adolescent boys and girls were studied for at least two wee Continue Reading...
Sporting Activities or Gender Perspective Annotated Bibliography McKinney, Scott. "Student-Athletes Bring Billions, But What Are They Getting?" Mississippi Business Journal 22.37 (2000): 25. MasterFILE Premier. Web. 20 June This article focuses o Continue Reading...
Dietary Supplement for Athletes or Bodybuilding Creatine is a dietary supplement that has been popular for more than thirty years amongst athletes and bodybuilders (Feldman 1999: 45). Its alleged benefits include enhancing muscle-building and recov Continue Reading...
Dark Age and the Archaic Age Having watched the lectures for the prior learning unit on video, I was prepared to enjoy the video lecture presentation for this learning unit. I previously found the presentation of lectures in the video format to be v Continue Reading...
