Contextual influences on moral functioning of college basketball players.

By M. Kavussanu, Glyn C. Roberts, Nikos Ntoumanis. 2002

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Subfields: Applied Psychology, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Social Psychology

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Contextual Influences on Moral Functioning of Male Youth Footballers (2006, methodology): “Another factor that has been proposed (Bredemeier, 1999; Kavussanu et al., 2002) to infl uence morality in sport is the motivational climate of the team.”
Morality in Sport: A Self-Determination Theory Perspective (2009, result): “Lee et al.’s (2008) findings as they pertain to the effects of task and ego goal orientations on prosocial and antisocial attitudes are aligned with a number of other studies in the sport psychology literature that have examined motivational predictors of morality from an achievement goal theory per”
Bullying Among Adolescent Football Players: Role of Masculinity and Moral Atmosphere (2012, methodology): “The internal consistency coefficient was .74 for Peer Influence and .86 for Most Influential Male, consistent with the Cronbach’s alphas of .82 and .70 reported by Kavussanu et al. (2002) on the comparable scales of Teammate Influence and Coach Influence, respectively.”
The Motivational Climate, Perceived Ability, and Athletes' Psychological and Physical Well-Being (2004, result): “In accordance with Nicholls’ (1989) theorizing and with results from previous research (Duda & Kim, 1997), perceptions of a task-involving motivational climate was a positive predictor of global self-esteem.”
Moral behaviour in sport: a critical review of the literature (2008, methodology): “In more recent studies, the multitrait-multimethod approach has been used to evaluate the factor structure of the instrument measuring moral functioning in sport (Kavussanu & Ntoumanis, 2003; Kavussanu et al., 2002; Kavussanu & Spray, 2006).”