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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Sport communication"”.

  1. The Influence of Social Agents on Learning, Developing, and Growing Through Athletic Participation: A Theory of Athlete Development

    <p>Sports can significantly influence the lives of those who play them. Psychosocial outcomes such as values, skills, self-esteem, and goal setting are some of the referenced benefits associated with playing sports and are the result of athletes being exposed to situations in an environment that is …

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  2. Understanding How the Southeastern Conference Football Teams Use Twitter Through a Content Analysis

    <p>The influence of Social media on intercollegiate athletic departments has been prominent in the past few years. With tight budgets, the departments are forced to find different means of marketing and promoting their brand – through embracing Social media platforms. Research on Social media and …

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  3. Detroit's Sport Spaces And The Rhetoric Of Consumption

    … dissertation argues how Detroit’s spaces of sport consumption rhetorically configure the city’s identity. Specifically, this project interrogates the city’s sports spaces and argues how they anchor identity in the following ways: through the production of accessible discourses, through the …

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  4. Taking the 'Sport' out of Sports Parenting: Toward a Theory of Sport Related Parent-Child Communication Competency

    … forty million children who participate in youth sports will quit by age 13. This study utilized a constructivist grounded theory approach to investigate the role of parent-child communication within the context of youth sports. A total of 22 athletes and 20 parents were recruited through a …

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