Negativism Dominance in Risk and Team Sports

Vlaswinkel, Elisabeth H.

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“…Such a link is also evidenced by the risk‐sport and safe‐sport research (e.g. Chirivella & Martinez, 1994; Kerr, 1991; Kerr, Au, & Lindner, 2004; Vlaswinkel & Kerr, 1990), where differences in psychological make‐up were found between participants in the two types of sport. The point is that what people want out of physical activity participation is related to who they are in a psychological sense.…”

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“…Several studies have also attempted to examine the conformist‐negativistic dyad by using the NDS. In a study by Vlaswinkel and Kerr (1990), for example, results demonstrated that students who participated in risk sports were found to have higher scores in reactive negativism (e.g. reacting to frustration with resentment) than their safe‐sports counterparts.…”

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Situational state balances and participation motivation in youth sport: A reversal theory perspective

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Lindner

2006

Brit J of Edu Psychol

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Situational state balances and participation motivation in youth sport: A reversal theory perspective

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Lindner

2006

Brit J of Edu Psychol

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“…A possible explanation might be that rebellious states are patterned across different types of sport. For example, participants in risk and contact sports tend to be more rebellious than participants in safer sports (Vlaswinkel & Kerr, 1990). Rebellious individuals further reported lower control and higher hostility and poorer physical and mental health.…”

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Measuring Rebelliousness and Predicting Health Behaviour and Outcomes

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The Social Reactivity Scale is a questionnaire measure of individual differences in rebelliousness. The associations between rebelliousness, health behaviours and health outcomes were examined in two Dutch samples by means of cross-sectional survey data. We found moderate support for the reliability and construct validity of the scale. Findings were suggestive of rebelliousness, first, being associated with low control beliefs, second, being related to hostility and, third, also heightening the risk of engaging in unhealthy behaviours and that of poor health (perhaps through deliberately rejecting health education messages). Findings thus contribute to the ongoing emergence of an empirically viable theoretical construct.

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“…Kerr (1989) estudió el papel de estos mismos estados en la elección del deporte que se practica. Vlaswinkel y Kerr (1990) estudiaron la relación que existe entre el estado negativismo y la práctica de deportes de alto riesgo además de la relación de dicho estado y la practica de deportes individuales. Kerr (1991) relacionó el estado télico con deportes de resistencia y el estado paratélico con deportes de riesgo.…”

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Violencia y deport: revisión conceptual /

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Macías²,

Rodríguez³

2003

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La violencia es un tema que ha sido abordado por numerosas disciplinas científicas como la sociología, biología y psicología. Sin embargo, la violencia que se produce en el contexto deportivo no ha recibido tanta atención. En el presente artículo se recogen las teorías y modelos que describen y explican este fenómeno tan actual. En la Escuela de Leicester, Norbert Elias lleva a cabo un estudio sobre el proceso civilizador, encontrando que la violencia en el deporte es el único tema que no encaja en su teoría. Eric Dunning (1986) continúa el trabajo de Elias, investigando con más profundidad las características de los individuos que llevan a cabo estos comportamientos delictivos. El Modelo Psicosocial de John Kerr (1994) permite explicar los comportamientos violentos. El trabajo de John Kerr (1994), epistemológicamente, es un programa de investigación lakatosiano en el que se integra la teoría de la Inversión de Apter (1982, 1989) para explicar la motivación subyacente a los comportamientos violentos y el Modelo de Manipulación del Tono Hedónico de Brown (1991) que permite establecer las estrategias a seguir en una posible intervención.

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Negativism Dominance in Risk and Team Sports

Cited by 4 publications

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Situational state balances and participation motivation in youth sport: A reversal theory perspective

Situational state balances and participation motivation in youth sport: A reversal theory perspective

Measuring Rebelliousness and Predicting Health Behaviour and Outcomes

Violencia y deport: revisión conceptual /

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