Team Sports Players' Observed Aggresion as a Function of Gender, Competitive Level, and Sport Type
By G. Coulomb-Cabagno, O. Rascle. 2006
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Gender Studies, Social Psychology
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- Comprehensive Overview of the Problem of Violence Against Athletes in Sport (2018, background): “When the gender of participants was compared, some studies demonstrated that men were at higher risk (Coulomb et al., 1999; Coulomb-Cabagno & Rascle, 2006; VaezMousavi & Shojaie, 2005), whereas a study by Gendron and colleagues (2011) found a difference in rates of victimized athletes, namely, more…”
- Bullying Among Adolescent Football Players: Role of Masculinity and Moral Atmosphere (2012, background): “Much of this research has focused on moral functioning in order to explain antisocial behavior that occurs during athletic competitions (Coulumb-Cabagno & Rascle, 2006; Kavussanu, Roberts, & Ntoumanis, 2002; Kavussanu, Stamp, Slade, & Ring, 2009; Sage, Kavussanu, & Duda, 2006; Shields, Bredemeier,…”
- Moral behaviour in sport: a critical review of the literature (2008, background): “…and colleagues examined observed aggressive behaviour by videotaping handball and/or football games and coding the frequency of behaviours in predefined categories (Coulomb-Cabagno & Rascle, 2006; Rascle & Coulomb, 2003; Rascle, Coulomb-Cabagno, & Delsarte, 2005; Rascle, Coulomb & Pfister, 1998).”