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Ferreira, Magali; Ríos, Danilo Fernández; Candia, Nidia Benítez

doi:10.18004/rcfacen.2019.10.2.112

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“…The advancement of sports science has allowed increasingly closer to the study of research focused on the recognition of the areas of knowledge that contribute to sport (Ferreira, Fernández & Benítez, 2019), thus, seeking to substantiate the different processes that are developed from sports medicine (Pujalte & Maynard, 2020) sports training, sports talent (Ntozis et al, 2021;Fernandez Ortega, Rodriguez Buitrago & Sanchez Rodriguez, 2021), physical condition (Drew et al, 2023), personal and social factors (Andronikos et al, 2021) among others to continue to understand the demands and needs of sports competition (Correa-Torres, 2021;.…”

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Scientific production on the relative age effect in sport: bibliometric analysis of the last 9 years (2015-2023)

Becerra Patiño,

Varón-Murcia,

Cárdenas-Contreras

et al. 2024

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Objective. To conduct a bibliometric analysis of scientific production regarding the relative age effect in sport, using data from the PubMed and Scopus databases spanning from January 1, 2015, to April 30, 2023. Methodology. It was based on a descriptive bibliometric analysis of the scientific production having as indicators the following categories: 1) database; 2) year of publication; 3) journal name; 4) journal country; 5) H-index; 6) SCI index (2021); 7) Quartile (Q1; Q2; Q3; Q4); 8); Number of articles per Journal; 9) Scopus citations; 10) Countries evaluated; 11) Colective sports; 12) Individual sports; 13) number of times the sample of a country was evaluated according to journals; 14) Area of knowledge; 15) Gender; 16) Number of authors; 17) Name authors; 18) Instruments used to determine the relative age effect of athletes; 19) Research approach; 20) Research design; 21) Statistical Software packcage; 22) Statistical test; 23) Languaje; 24) Sample Size. The following MeSH terms were used to search for the documents: "Sport", "relative age", "sports performance", and the search equations ("sport competition" AND "relative age effect”), ("sports talent" AND "relative age effect”), ("physical differences" AND "relative age effect”) to search for documents in the Scopus and PubMed databases, obtaining a total of 597 documents. In the end, after applying the criteria, 185 documents were accepted. Results. The number of publications per year has exhibited fluctuating behavior, with 2018 being the year with the highest production (16.09%) and 2016 the lowest (6.32%). In front of the journal, we found those with the most publications, were PloS One with 24 papers (12.97%), Sports with 15 (8.10%), and Journal of Human Kinetics with 13 (7.02%). PloS One (591) and the Journal of Sports Sciences (478) received the highest number of citations. Regarding sports, the ones with the highest number of publications are Soccer with 61 (32.90%), various sports with 24 (12.90%), and basketball with 16 documents (8.64%). Taking into account the countries evaluated, the World Cup (13.008%) and Spain (12.195%) have the highest number of documents. As for the total number of documents by area of knowledge, sports talent (25.40%), sports competition (22.70%), and sports training (15.13%) are the highest. Finally, about gender, it is found that the highest production is about men (74.26%), women-men (20.46%), and women (7.01%). Conclusions. It is concluded that the bibliometric study contributes substantially to the scientific community from the findings found in the study and the change of focus with which relative age has recently been studied. Likewise, it can guide future studies aimed at characterizing and determining the effect of relative age in sports. Key Words: relative age, sport, sports science, sports competition, sports talent

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Scientific production on the relative age effect in sport: bibliometric analysis of the last 9 years (2015-2023)

Becerra Patiño,

Varón-Murcia,

Cárdenas-Contreras

et al. 2024

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“…Los avances en las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación han aumentado constantemente la cantidad de información disponible y la eficacia de las herramientas de búsqueda, promoviendo la investigación científica en numerosos temas académicos (Ferreira et al, 2019). Por tal motivo, el amplio uso de estas metodologías por parte de la comunidad académica y científica ha creado una construcción discursiva en torno a este ámbito de conocimiento y análisis basado en la investigación (Travieso & Ferreira, 2019).…”

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Análisis bibliométrico de la producción científica en los deportes colectivos (Bibliometric analysis of scientific production in collective sports)

Mamani-Jilaja,

Huayanca-Medina,

Casa-Coila

et al. 2023

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Actualmente se ha producido un repunte en el crecimiento de la producción académica como consecuencia de la evolución de la literatura científica en torno a los deportes colectivos. El estudio tuvo como objetivo desarrollar un análisis bibliométrico de la producción científica sobre los deportes colectivos más practicados, contenida en la base de datos Scopus entre los años 2002 y 2022. Se fundamentó en un análisis bibliométrico descriptivo y cuantitativo. En las ecuaciones de búsqueda se utilizaron las siguientes combinaciones de términos: Sport AND Collective, Soccer, Basketball, Handball, Volleyball, obteniendo un total de 561 documentos. Los resultados muestran un aumento del número de trabajos académicos publicados entre 2016 y 2022 con un total de 420 documentos (74.9%), la mayoría de estos trabajos (92.7%) son artículos científicos y más de la mitad (61%) son estudios en ciencias sociales, medicina, deportes y psicología, siendo España (15.9%) y Brasil (11.8%) las principales fuentes de producción científica. Se concluye que el estudio bibliométrico contribuye sustancialmente a la comunidad científica aportando datos sobre los deportes colectivos más practicados a nivel mundial, que pueden facilitar futuros estudios dirigidos a modelar y caracterizar mejor el comportamiento, habilidades y capacidades de los individuos en el deporte en equipo. Palabras clave: Bibliométrico; producción científica; deportes colectivos. Abstract. Currently, there has been an upturn in the growth of academic production as a consequence of the evolution of scientific literature on team sports. The aim of the study was to develop a bibliometric analysis of the scientific production on the most practiced team sports, contained in the Scopus database between 2002 and 2022. It was based on a descriptive and quantitative bibliometric analysis. The following combinations of terms were used in the search equations: Sport AND Collective, Soccer, Basketball, Handball, Volleyball, obtaining a total of 561 documents. The results show an increase in the number of academic papers published between 2016 and 2022 with a total of 420 documents (74.9%), most of these papers (92.7%) are scientific articles and more than half (61%) are studies in social sciences, medicine, sports and psychology, with Spain (15.9%) and Brazil (11.8%) being the main sources of scientific production. It is concluded that the bibliometric study contributes substantially to the scientific community by providing data on the most practiced team sports worldwide, which can facilitate future studies aimed at modeling and better characterizing the behavior, skills and abilities of individuals in team sports. Keywords: Bibliometric; scientific production; collective sports.

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Which are the tools available for scholars?

Cited by 2 publications

References 41 publications

Scientific production on the relative age effect in sport: bibliometric analysis of the last 9 years (2015-2023)

Scientific production on the relative age effect in sport: bibliometric analysis of the last 9 years (2015-2023)

Análisis bibliométrico de la producción científica en los deportes colectivos (Bibliometric analysis of scientific production in collective sports)

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