Książki, rozdziały

Assessing Motivation Factors in Indian Athletes – A Pilot Study

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 GMT

Assessing Motivation Factors in Indian Athletes – A Pilot Study Kanupriya, Rawat; Tetiana, Skaliy; Ryszard, Pujszo Objectives This pilot study aimed to assess the motivation of Indian male athletes across three distinct sports disciplines and to examine the relationship between motivation, career length, and career quality. Material and Methods The study involved 83 male athletes representing various levels of sports achievement: 27 in track and field, 22 in cricket, and 34 in judo. The Sport Motivation Scale II (SMS-II), comprising 18 items, was used to evaluate motivation along six components: Intrinsic Regulation, Integrated Regulation, Identified Regulation, Introjected Regulation, External Regulation, and Amotivation. Participants also provided information regarding their career quality (recreational to international level) and training duration. Data analysis was conducted using Excel 2007 and Statistica 6.0, applying Tukey’s test and Chi-square test with significance set at p < 0.05. Results Motivation profiles showed overall similar patterns across groups, with the most statistically significant difference observed in the External Regulation component. Only among judokas were significant positive relationships found between Total Motivation and both the length (R² = 0.36) and quality (RS = 0.53) of the sports career. Further analysis revealed low but statistically significant associations between specific components of motivation (e.g., Intrinsic, Introjected, and Identified Regulation) and career indicators in the judo group, with no such relationships identified in the track and field or cricket groups. Conclusion Motivational patterns among athletes in India appear to differ by sport, with judokas exhibiting stronger and more consistent correlations between motivation and career development. The results suggest that while established athletes benefit from structural stability, they tend to rely more on external forms of motivation. In contrast, the lack of significant associations in cricket and track and field may reflect uniform training demands and comparable levels of experience across participants. These pilot findings underscore the importance of sport-specific and contextual influences in shaping athlete motivation and point to the need for more comprehensive, large-scale research to further explore these dynamics.

Wokół Katechizmu biblioteki Paula Ladewiga

Tue, 01 Jan 2019 00:00:00 GMT

Wokół Katechizmu biblioteki Paula Ladewiga Gębołyś, Zdzisław Tom Wokół „Katechizmu biblioteki” Paula Ladewiga jest pokłosiem konferencji naukowej, zorganizowanej w Bydgoszczy w dniach 24-25.04.2017 roku. Zawiera 17 artykułów. Wspólnym mianownikiem wszystkich jest dzieło pt. Katechizm biblioteki, wydane w Lipsku przed 106 laty (1912),autorstwa Paula Ladewiga (1858-1940),niemieckiego bibliotekarza i bibliotekoznawcy. Na kanwie zawartych tam myśli, refleksji, zgrabnych aforyzmów, „ubranych” w formę rad, sentencji, a czasem aforyzmów, poświęconych książce, bibliotece oraz meandrom jej funkcjonowania, powstały teksty, w których spotyka się: współczesność z przeszłością (technologie internetowe – Biblioteka Aleksandryjska); teoria z praktyką (bibliografia – biblioteki dla dzieci i młodzieży); tradycja z nowoczesnością (dary – zarządzanie),młodość z dojrzałością (studenci oraz doświadczeni bibliotekarze i bibliotekoznawcy),nauka z bibliotekarstwem, Polacy z cudzoziemcami.

Happy Baby Jak wychować zdrowe i szczęśliwe dziecko. Poradnik dla rodziców dzieci 3-6 lat

Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT

Happy Baby Jak wychować zdrowe i szczęśliwe dziecko. Poradnik dla rodziców dzieci 3-6 lat Filipiak, Ewa

Dydaktyka grapplingu dla zaawansowanych

Mon, 01 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMT

Dydaktyka grapplingu dla zaawansowanych Pujszo, Ryszard; Rawat, Kanupriya; Skaliy, Tetiana