研究参与国际适应性运动训练后态度的改变

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Jasmine A. Townsend, Garrett A. Stone, E. Murphy, B. Crowe, Brent L. Hawkins, L. Duffy
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适应性运动参与已被发现对参与者的身体、情感、认知和心理都有好处。这些运动也可以作为一种工具来对抗社会对残疾人的负面态度。为了进一步探索这种可能性,本研究的目的是检验国际适应性运动训练对泰国大学生和教授对身体残疾者态度的影响。21名参与者完成了对残疾人的多维态度量表(MAS)。利用一系列单因素方差分析和描述性统计来比较参与者在不同时间的得分。研究结果表明,MAS测量的态度没有显著变化。考虑了测量和程序设计问题。需要做更多的工作来开发一种适当的工具来评估不断变化的态度。讨论了对研究和娱乐治疗实践的启示。订阅TRJ
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Examining Attitude Change Following Participation in an International Adaptive Sports Training
Adaptive sports participation has been found to benefit participants physically, emotionally, cognitively, and psychologically. These sports may also serve as a vehicle to combat society’s negative attitudes toward individuals with disabilities. To further explore this possibility, the purpose of the present study was to examine the impact of an international adaptive sport training on Thai college student and professor attitudes toward individuals with physical disabilities. Twenty-one participants completed the Multidimensional Attitudes Scale toward Persons with Disabilities (MAS). A series of one-way RM ANOVAs and descriptive statistics were utilized to compare participant scores across time. Findings indicated that there were no significant changes in attitudes as measured by the MAS. Measurement and program design issues are considered. More work is needed to develop an appropriate tool to evaluate changing attitudes. Implications for research and recreational therapy practice are discussed. Subscribe to TRJ
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