2014
DOI: 10.22456/1982-8918.38120
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Efecto De La Cooperación Motriz en La Vivencia Emocional Positiva: Perspectiva De Género

Abstract: Investigou-se, desde uma perspectiva de gênero, a vivência emocional provocada pela prática de situações motrizes cooperativas. Participaram 309 estudantes de quatro universidades espanholas. Utilizou-se a escala validada de jogos e emoções (GES). Depois de cada tarefa, os alunos indicaram a intensidade experimentada nas treze emoções consideradas e comentaram brevemente as causas que originaram a emoção mais intensa. Utilizaram-se métodos mistos ao complementar a análise dos dados quantitativos com o estudo d… Show more

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“…In the same study, the boy's ability to cooperate was also recognized; this is analogous in our study to the use of the liberator role identified by THEME in group "2" but not in group "1, " given that only release actions greater than 50% (TUFC) were identified in girls. Although the cooperation did not rest exclusively on girls, they were more attracted to it (cooperation) than were boys, confirming positive emotions after their experimentation in a context of motor games (Lavega et al, 2014b) extrapolated to other contexts (Johnson and Engelhard, 1992;McKay et al, 2000). Positive emotions in favor of cooperation in girls (Lavega et al, 2014b) find their preferential parallelism in rivalry (Lavega et al, 2014a;Muñoz et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…In the same study, the boy's ability to cooperate was also recognized; this is analogous in our study to the use of the liberator role identified by THEME in group "2" but not in group "1, " given that only release actions greater than 50% (TUFC) were identified in girls. Although the cooperation did not rest exclusively on girls, they were more attracted to it (cooperation) than were boys, confirming positive emotions after their experimentation in a context of motor games (Lavega et al, 2014b) extrapolated to other contexts (Johnson and Engelhard, 1992;McKay et al, 2000). Positive emotions in favor of cooperation in girls (Lavega et al, 2014b) find their preferential parallelism in rivalry (Lavega et al, 2014a;Muñoz et al, 2017).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…In this sense, the expressions of the interviewees and the notes taken based on the observations of the sessions show that the tasks or exercises that the participants enjoy the most reflect a cooperative typology, that is, games where no one wins or loses, or if they are competitive, it does not matter who wins or loses. This kind of activity promotes an enjoyment of repetition (Etxebeste, 2012), fosters social relations and, according to Lavega, Lagardera, March, Rovira, and Coelho Araújo (2014), implies feeling positive emotions, especially among women.…”
Section: Mujer Y Deporte | Women and Sportsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Educação Física, por ser uma disciplina escolar que trata do ensino da cultura corporal de movimento de diferentes situações motrizes, suscita relações sociais em que os alunos mantêm interações com os demais. Além disso, a Educação Física é uma área de ensino que almeja alcançar seus objetivos e suas competências educativas por meio de situações motrizes (LAVEGA et al, 2014), possibilitando o acesso ao patrimônio cultural produzido pelo homem relativo aos jogos e esportes 6 .…”
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