THE EFFECTS OF AGE, GENDER AND SPORT TYPE ON OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING USE IN ELITE ATHLETES

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HATAMI F.; TAHMASEBI F.; HATAMISHAHMIR E.

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Journal: MOTOR BEHAVIOR (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE) Year:2011 | Volume:3 | Issue:8 Page(s): 35-48

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THE EFFECTS OF AGE, GENDER AND SPORT TYPE ON OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING USE IN ELITE ATHLETES

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HATAMI F. | TAHMASEBI F. | HATAMISHAHMIR E. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

OBSERVATIONAL LEARNINGQ2

SKILL FUNCTIONQ3

STRATEGY FUNCTION AND PERFORMANCE FUNCTIONQ3

AGEQ2

GENDERQ2

SPORT TYPEQ2

ELITE ATHLETEQ2

Abstract

The purpose of present study was to examine the effects of AGE, GENDER and SPORT TYPE on OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING (OL) use in ELITE ATHLETEs.265 athletes of Iranian national teams (20.6±4.84 years) completed the Functions of OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING Use Questionnaire (FOLQ; Cumming et. al, 2005) to assess their use of three skill, strategy and performance functions of OL.Finding indicated that there were GENDER differences in the performance function, in the other words, females used the performance function significantly more than males. In contrast, the use of the skill and strategy functions of OL in females and males were the same extent. In addition, both teenage and youth athletes used the strategy and performance functions of OL similarly, but adult athletes used the SKILL FUNCTION significantly more than others. Finally, the results revealed that the strategy function of OL in team sports athletes is significantly used more than individual sports athletes, while there were no significant differences in athletes use of skill and performance functions of OL among team and independent sports athletes.These findings suggest that coaches, sport psychologists and athletes could be effectively used different functions of OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING as a powerful mean on acquisition of motor skills and mentally preparation of athletes.

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HATAMI, F., TAHMASEBI, F., & HATAMISHAHMIR, E.. (2011). THE EFFECTS OF AGE, GENDER AND SPORT TYPE ON OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING USE IN ELITE ATHLETES. MOTOR BEHAVIOR (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE), 3(8), 35-48. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/232921/en

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HATAMI F., TAHMASEBI F., HATAMISHAHMIR E.. THE EFFECTS OF AGE, GENDER AND SPORT TYPE ON OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING USE IN ELITE ATHLETES. MOTOR BEHAVIOR (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE)[Internet]. 2011;3(8):35-48. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/232921/en

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F. HATAMI, F. TAHMASEBI, and E. HATAMISHAHMIR, “THE EFFECTS OF AGE, GENDER AND SPORT TYPE ON OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING USE IN ELITE ATHLETES,” MOTOR BEHAVIOR (RESEARCH ON SPORT SCIENCE), vol. 3, no. 8, pp. 35–48, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/232921/en

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