COMMON ELEMENTS OF SOCIALIZATION IN SPORT – A SUMMARY THROUGH THE CAREER TRANSITION THEORY
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Year of publication | 2017 |
Type | Article in Proceedings |
Conference | 11th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON KINANTHROPOLOGY Sport and Quality of Life |
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Keywords | social support; player intelligence; career transition theory; acceptance; communication; autonomy; meaning of life; basketball; coach |
Description | The results of comparison through Career Transition theory show the common elements of socialization as follows: group factors (acceptance, recognition of different personality types, recognition of self through eyes of the others, communication, cooperation); player intelligence; personality features (decision-making, autonomy, resilience and supervision); social support (friendship in sport and outside of sports); introversion versus extroversion, coach. Positives of socialization in sport prevail; the negatives can be managed with the right approach. Significant and important elements are the approach of a coach and close relatives and friends; their ability and interest in helping athletes to adapt to the environment outside of professional sports career. |