Emotions in Group Sports: A Narrative Review From a Social Identity Perspective

Campo, Mickaël; Mackie, Diane M.; Sánchez, Xavier

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2019.00666

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“…It is well known that narrative reviews do not include databases and inclusion criteria (e.g., Cipriani and Geddes, 2003 ; Collins and Fauser, 2005 ). However, to allow the readers to better evaluate the transparency of the work, we provided some key elements about the search strategy ( Campo et al, 2019 ). The quality of a narrative review may be improved by borrowing from the systematic review methodological elements aimed at reducing bias in the selection of articles for a review and employing an effective bibliographic research method.…”

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The Vicious Cycle: Problematic Family Relations, Substance Abuse, and Crime in Adolescence: A Narrative Review

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Despite the copiousness of studies on the risky behaviors of adolescents, we cannot establish with certainty the leading aspects involved in teens’ substance abuse and criminal actions. This review aims to explore the interplay among the family system, substance abuse, and criminal behavior. An analysis of the main results of the 61 articles published between 2010 and 2020 shows that adolescents whose parents are justice-involved and often absent from home are more likely to perceive lower cohesion, support, and poor family communication. These factors can involve them in criminal acts and substance abuse. Moreover, these conducts are often linked to a form of uneasiness and a search of autonomy. Indeed, risky behaviors could have more than one meaning. Our findings also suggest that the most diffused drug-related crimes in adolescence are economic crimes, weapon carrying, robberies, dealing, and drug possession. Considering these results, future clinical implications might be based on multidimensional approaches, focusing more on the family context to promote interventions for at-risk adolescents.

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The Vicious Cycle: Problematic Family Relations, Substance Abuse, and Crime in Adolescence: A Narrative Review

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“…Concurrently, the findings also suggest that both Jewish and Arabs participants in MCL had higher levels of social capital (trust, social support, and social involvement) and well-being (higher SRH, and lower levels of psychosomatic and depressive symptoms) compared to each of the comparison groups. Previous literature suggests that social connections, social interactions, and social networks involving amateur team sports contribute to the development of social capital among participants [ 20 , 29 , 55 , 56 ]. An amateur team sports league serves as a platform for social activity, which includes traveling together as a team, participating in major sporting events, and partaking in recreational events together, all of which contribute to group coherence [ 28 ].…”

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Ethnic Disparities in Social Capital and Health among Jewish and Arab Participants in the Israeli Mamanet Cachibol League

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Moran

Baron‐Epel

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The Israeli Mamanet Cachibol League (MCL) serves as a community model that incorporates physical activity and amateur team sports among women. Team sports have been shown to bridge gaps and build positive relationships between communities. There is a paucity of data regarding the advantages of team sports to promote the health and well-being of women from different ethnic backgrounds. The purpose of this study was to examine the association of participation in MCL with social capital, health, and well-being across two ethnic groups: Jewish and Arab women. A cross-sectional survey was conducted among women aged 25–64: 102 Jewish and 96 Arab MCL participants, and 102 Jewish and 81 Arab non-MCL participants. Data regarding social capital (trust, social support and social involvement) and well-being (self-reported health and psychosomatic and depressive symptoms) were analyzed using two-way analyses of covariance and multiple regression models with sequential entry of the variables. MCL participants from both ethnic groups reported higher social capital (p < 0.001), better self-reported health (p < 0.001), and lower psychosomatic symptoms (p < 0.001) compared to non-participants. Jewish MCL participants reported lower depressive symptoms (p < 0.001) than non-participants, however no difference was found between Arab MCL participants and non-participants (p < 0.160). Amateur team sports such as MCL are related with higher levels of well-being and social capital. Future research should focus on longitudinal studies that examine the change in social capital and well-being over time.

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“…Lastly, biopsychological descriptors characterize individuals and groups, the latter ranging in numbers from two individuals to broad societies. Emotions, for instance, are individual psychological processes, though they are influenced by others or similar to those that others experience at that moment ( Campo et al, 2019 ). Motivational climate, on the other hand, is clearly a collective psychological attribute ( Harwood et al, 2015 ), because it is not located within a single person.…”

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The Knowledge Map of Sport and Exercise Psychology: An Integrative Perspective

Latinjak

Hatzigeorgiadis

2021

Front. Psychol.

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The present work contains a personal perspective on what sport and exercise psychology (SEP) is today. It is a global synthesis of research about psychological aspects related to the context and practice of sport and exercise. The intended impact was to positively influence teaching SEP to students, to promote interdisciplinary research and practice, and to assist the development of SEP as an applied science by helping experts develop a more holistic view of the field. Over 650 theoretical and review articles about psychological concepts in connection to sport and exercise were read in the process of creating a conceptual model that reflects the essence of SEP and leads to a conceptualization of SEP based on research topics. The result was a knowledge map of SEP made up of four main research clusters: biopsychological descriptors, external variables, psychological skills, and applied SEP practice. In terms of interdisciplinarity, the present perspective on SEP suggests that sport and exercise can be used as a research paradigm or natural laboratory to study psychological aspects relevant to various scientific fields, and that sport and exercise can be used as a therapeutic framework in response to challenges that researchers and practitioners in these fields are typically addressing.

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Emotions in Group Sports: A Narrative Review From a Social Identity Perspective

Cited by 39 publications

References 88 publications

The Vicious Cycle: Problematic Family Relations, Substance Abuse, and Crime in Adolescence: A Narrative Review

The Vicious Cycle: Problematic Family Relations, Substance Abuse, and Crime in Adolescence: A Narrative Review

Ethnic Disparities in Social Capital and Health among Jewish and Arab Participants in the Israeli Mamanet Cachibol League

The Knowledge Map of Sport and Exercise Psychology: An Integrative Perspective

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