Attitudes of fathers and mothers about the sport practice of basketball daughters belonging to the southern insular zone of Chile

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Parents, attitudes, sport, parental influence

Abstract

The practice of sports influences the acquisition of skills, values and attitudes. The family, especially fathers and mothers, plays a fundamental role. This research seeks to determine the attitudes of parents towards the sports practice of basketball daughters and its relevance in their development. The questionnaires Analysis of the Behavior and Performance of Parents in Sports (ACAPMD) and Questionnaire for Children about the Opinion of Parents in Sports (CHOPMD) were used. On the one hand, the one-factor ANOVA test was used to determine the differences between categories and the Bonferroni test was used to identify which groups they fell into. Then, the t-student test was used for the comparison of the responses according to the sex of the parents, setting the significance level at p<0.05. The results indicate that there are significant differences in communication between parents and coaches between the U-13 and U-15 categories. Significant differences were also found in the valuation and importance that parents give to the sports school between the U-13 and U-18 categories. However, no significant differences were found between fathers and mothers in any of the categories analyzed.  Fathers and mothers influence the sports experience of their daughters, showing importance in communication, environment and involvement. Although communication with coaches is low, they value their work and recognize the importance of the club in sports development. These findings highlight the relevance of effective communication for positive sport environments and to support the integral development of young athletes.

Key words: Parents, attitudes, sport, parental influence.

Author Biography

Juan Pablo Molina-Elizalde , Universidad de Los Lagos

Juan Pablo Molina Elizalde

Birth: 11-12-1984

Nationality: Chilean

Marital status Married

Academic Background: Juan Pablo Molina Elizalde has consolidated a solid academic training in the field of Physical Education and Sports Management. He obtained the title of Professor of Physical Education with a Specialty in Physical Conditioning from the Catholic University of Maule, where he also graduated in Education. He complemented his training with a Master's in Physical Activity and Sports Management from the Andrés Bello University, standing out for his outstanding performance. In addition, he has participated in diploma courses and specialized courses, expanding his knowledge in areas such as educational leadership and personalized training.

Professional Background: With extensive work experience, Juan Pablo Molina Elizalde has held important roles in various educational and sports institutions. He has been an academic at the University of Los Lagos, teaching subjects related to sports training, the didactics of physical activity and sports, as well as areas of specialization such as basketball and swimming. His outstanding ability in organizing sports events and championships has enriched the sporting life of the community.

In addition, he has held leadership positions, such as Head of the Sports and Recreation Unit, Head of the Teaching and Curriculum Development Unit, and Head of Career at the same institution, demonstrating skills in the management and organization of sports, recreational, and educational. His involvement in organizing high-level events and championships has contributed to fostering competitiveness and sportsmanship in the community.

Publications: he has contributed to the academic field with relevant research and publications. His works have focused on issues such as the quality of life in the company and the attitudes of fathers and mothers in sports, demonstrating a multidisciplinary and practical approach in his work.

Recognitions and Awards: His effort and dedication have been recognized throughout his career. He has excelled in the successful organization of sports events and championships, strengthening the image of his institution and promoting the active participation of students. In addition, his obtaining a scholarship at the Universität Leipzig reflects his academic excellence and his commitment to continuing education at an international level. These achievements, added to his "Cum Laude" distinction in the Master's Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Management, reinforce his reputation as an outstanding professional in the field of Physical Education and Sports Management.

Juan Pablo Molina Elizalde stands as an inspiring reference in physical education and sports, with a comprehensive approach that ranges from research to the organization of important events. His ability to combine teaching with management demonstrates his commitment to sports and educational development in his community.

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Molina-Elizalde, J. P., Muñoz-Sepúlveda, F., & Molina-Márquez, I. . (2024). Attitudes of fathers and mothers about the sport practice of basketball daughters belonging to the southern insular zone of Chile. Retos, 51, 1153–1160. https://doi.org/10.47197/retos.v51.101381

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