The relationship between coaches leadership styles & player satisfaction in women skate championship

Gilda Khalaj · Mohamad Khabiri · Nasrollah Sajjadi

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Sport Psychology and Performance Motivation and Self-Concept in Sports Sports and Physical Education Studies

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The propose of study is to examine the Relationship Between Coaches Leadership Styles & Player Satisfaction in Women Skate Championship and for subordinate purpose is to organize the Coaches Leadership Styles & Player Satisfaction in Teams. From a total of 157 questionnaires distributed, 101 questionnaires returned by using the Friedman test, Kolmogrof - Smirnof (KS) and Spearman correlation coefficient were analyzed. Results arising from the study showed that the coach's style of training and instruction is more and democratic leadership style is less.Also there was positive correction between training and instruction, social support, positive feedback and autocratic leadership style with all types of athletic satisfaction (α ≤ 0.01).

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