SportLogia
Vol. 9, Issue 1, Jun 2013.
SPORTSKI IDOLI SPORTISTA SENIOROSKOG UZRASTA
Jelena Ilić1
1Republički zavod za sport, Beograd, Srbija
ORGINALNI NAUČNI ČLANAK
doi: 10.5550/sgia.130901.se.002I
UDK: 796.012.1-053.2
Sažetak PUNI TEKST(.pdf)
Cilj sprovedenog istraživanja je identifikacija idola sportista seniorskog uzrasta, budući da se putem identifikacije idola osoba mogu donijeti zaključci u vezi sa njihovim sistemima vrijednosti. Uzorkom je bilo obuhvaćeno 318 srpskih profesionalnih sportista seniora (183 sportista i 135 sportistkinja), uzrasta 18 - 40 godina. Ispitanici su dolazili iz 28 različitih sportova, pretežno odbojke, vaterpola, košarke, karatea, boćanja, savatea, rukometa, kjokušinkaija. Nezavisne varijable su bile pol i odabrani idol, a zavisne varijable sport, pol, aktuelnost i porijeklo odabranog idola. Sportisti seniori su za svog sportskog idola najčešće birali Rodžera Federera, Majkla Džordana, Milorada Čavića. Pokazalo se i da većina sportista i sportistkinja biraju za svog idola sportistu koji se bavi njihovm sportom, ali i da postoje neke razlike u izboru idola i njihovim obilježjima između sportista i sportistkinja
Ključne riječi: idolizacija, Srbija, vrijednosti.
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