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An Analytical Study of Administrative Deviations (Functional and Field Guidance) For Volleyball Coaches in Iraq from the Players’ Point of View

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  • Shehab Ghalib Shehab

    (College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Basrah University, Iraq)

  • Mayson AbdulJalel AbdulHasan

    (Department of Student Activities, Basrah University, Iraq)

  • Mahdi Salih Zaalan

    (College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences, Basrah University, Iraq)

Abstract

The study was concerned with functional deviation and field guidance, which does not use administrative and leadership positions correctly, and their decisions come unlike the public and private interest and come negatively at the level of the players. The study aimed to measure volleyball coaches' administrative and guiding administrative deviation and determine the standard levels of job administrative deviation and thereby the guidance for volleyball coaches. The research problem came with a weakness of the administrative cadres working in the sports sector and the administrator of the volleyball game and increased administrative deviations and field guidance among members of the Central Volleyball Federation. The researchers used the descriptive approach in the survey method due to its suitability for the current nature of the study. The research sample community was chosen by volleyball players from the Premier League clubs (Elite), and the number (114) players by (8) teams, and the research sample was chosen in a random way. The overall sample was divided into two parts, the first was the building sample, with numbered (27) players, and the second section is to the application sample, which numbered (81) players. The conclusions were released, the most important of which was the presence of differences in the levels of functional deviation and field guidance.

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Handle: RePEc:alk:jspes0:v:2:y:2022:i:2:id:3824
DOI: 10.32996/jspes.2022.2.2.3
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