Verbalno i fizičko nasilje nad sportašima: spolne razlike i razlike s obzirom na vrstu sporta. (Bosnian)

Verbal and physical violence against athletes: gender differences and differences according to the type of sport. (English)

In addition to various benefits for the physical, mental, and social development of a person, sport can also be an environment in which verbal and physical violence against athletes occurs. The aim of this study is to determine the extent to which athletes of the City of Zagreb are exposed to verbal and physical violence by coaches, other players, parents, sponsors, and spectators and whether there are differences in exposure to such violence depending on gender and type of sport. A total of 135 athletes from the City of Zagreb participated in the research, who, by using a questionnaire, evaluated the frequency of verbal and physical violence by coaches, other players, parents, sponsors, and spectators. The results of the research show that athletes from the City of Zagreb are exposed to verbal and physical violence by all surveyed actors. In addition, male athletes are more exposed to verbal violence by coaches, other players, parents and spectators, and to physical violence by coaches and other athletes than female athletes. When it comes to the type of sport, no statistically significant differences in exposure to verbal and physical violence were found in athletes who engage in individual sports and those who engage in team sports. The obtained results indicate the importance of changing the focus in sports from the results to the personal development of the athletes themselves. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Osim različitih prednosti za fizički, psihički i socijalni razvoj osobe, sport može biti i okruženje u kojemu se događa verbalno i fizičko nasilje nad sportašima. Cilj ovoga istraživanja je utvrditi u kojoj mjeri su sportaši Grada Zagreba izloženi verbalnom i fizičkom nasilju od strane trenera, drugih igrača, roditelja, sponzora i gledatelja te postoje li razlike u izloženosti takvom nasilju s obzirom na spol i vrstu sporta kojim se bave. U istraživanju je sudjelovalo ukupno 135 sportaša Grada Zagreba koji su korištenjem anketnog upitnika procjenjivali učestalost verbalnog i fizičkog nasilja od strane trenera, drugih igrača, roditelja, sponzora i gledatelja. Rezultati istraživanja pokazuju kako su sportaši Grada Zagreba izloženi verbalnom i fizičkom nasilju od strane svih ispitanih aktera. Osim toga, sportaši su u većoj mjeri nego sportašice izloženi verbalnom nasilju od strane trenera, drugih igrača, roditelja i gledatelja te fizičkom nasilju od strane trenera i drugih sportaša. Kada se radi o vrsti sporta, nisu utvrđene statistički značajne razlike u izloženosti verbalnom i fizičkom nasilju kod sportaša koji se bave individualnim i onih koji se bave ekipnim sportovima. Dobiveni rezultati ukazuju na važnost promjene fokusa u sportu s rezultata na osobni razvoj samih sportaša. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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