| The investigating of sport role on social integration |
| Paper ID : 1765-SSRC-13TH |
| Authors |
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KAMAL JAVANMARD * sociology of sport. human science. islamic azad university shahre ghods brench. tehran. iran. |
| Abstract |
| One of the most basic functions and roles of sport since ancient Greece and Rome has been to create and develop social facts and processes ,for example social integration and solidarity . The purpose of this study is to description and explaination the direct and indirect effects of sport on social integration , which in this regard, was inspired by sociologists in the field of sports, including "Marcel Mouss" , "N.Elias "," P.Bourdieu" , "J.huzinga ", "A.giddens" and "J.Habermas". Research Method: The survey method and questionnaire technique were used and the historical method and library technique were used as a supplementary method and technique. SPSS software version 21 was used for data processing and stepwise multivariate regression test and path analysis were used to investigate the direct and indirect effects and also analysis of the theoretical model . Statistical population: 464 champion athletes (305 males and 159 females) constitute the statistical population that were evaluated by census. Results: The most important independent variables affecting the level of social integration are: consistency, social capital , cultural capital , social order , social balance, social value system , communication action, habitus , social interaction , motivation for progress, common aspects and variables of vitality and vitality, among which social integration with variables of understanding and agreement with 0.785 highest coefficient of correlation and vitality with 0.295 lowest coefficient It had solidarity. Therefore, considering the value of f-test and its significance at the level of 95% confidence, it indicates that the regression equation and its results can be analyzed. |
| Keywords |
| "sociology of sport" , "social integration" ," social capital" , "habitus" |
| Status: Abstract Accepted (Oral Presentation) |
