2. Outputs: opportunities Sporting Inclusion Traditional SD/equity/target groups Sporting Outcomes Skills/competences/rules/ethics Individual impacts P ersonal/social development/gender attitudes Sport-for-Development: a brief overview Individual outcomes Behaviours/relationships ‘ Community’ outcomes Social cohesion/reduced conflict Theory of change Theory of change Theory of change Sport plus?
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4. Self- efficacy [resilience] People's beliefs about their capabilities to influence immediate events that affect their lives. If I can't do a job the first time, I keep trying until I can. Planning, implementing and persistence Self-esteem Person 's overall evaluation or appraisal of her or his own worth ‘ I am a good person…as good as anyone else’ Fatalism The extent to which can influence what happens to us in life Extent to which events are predetermined and unalterable. ‘ people like me’ ….’education is of little use’ A few brief definitions Social efficacy Self-confidence about social skills in personal relationships
5. Outputs: opportunities Sporting Inclusion Traditional SD/equity/target groups Sporting Outcomes Skills/competences/rules/ethics Individual impacts P ersonal/social development/gender attitudes Sport-for-Development: a brief overview Individual outcomes Behaviours/relationships ‘ Community’ outcomes Social cohesion/reduced conflict Theory of change Theory of change Theory of change Sport plus?
6. Sport Magic box; social vaccine Mechanisms, processes, experiences Necessary conditions sufficient conditions Families of programmes families of mechanisms Not ‘sport’ process is all Not ‘sport’ sport plus .is it even sport? Causation is contingent…………… ‘ Sport’ presumed to have causal powers Closed system: medical/treatment model Measure ‘outcomes’ It ‘s not what you do, but the way that you do it.
7. Self- efficacy Verbal persuasion Imitation and modelling Physiological arousal Performance Sources of perceived self - efficacy Beliefs about capabilities to influence events that affect their lives. “ If I can’t do a job first time, I keep on trying until I can”
8. Self- efficacy Verbal persuasion Imitation and modelling Physiological arousal Performance Sources of perceived self - efficacy Beliefs about capabilities to influence events that affect their lives. “ If I can’t do a job first time, I keep on trying until I can”
9. Social Climate and Self-Efficacy Motivational Climate Mastery Performance Effort & improvement Important role Cooperative learning Intra-team rivalry Unequal recognition Punishment of mistakes
10. Sports competence Perceived strength Physical condition Body Attractiveness Importance filter Self-efficacy Physical self-efficacy Importance filter Global self esteem Source: K Fox (1990) Social acceptance Academic self-concept Role(s) competence Religion/culture Self-esteem Hierarchical and multidimensional model
11. Traffic Lights Correlation and meaning Traffic controlled by lights Regularities of behaviour Correlation: colour/observable behaviour But…... meaning of relationship? General theory linking traffic signals/traffic movement
12. Sport Magic box; social vaccine Mechanisms, processes, experiences Necessary conditions sufficient conditions Families of programmes families of mechanisms Not ‘sport’ process is all Not ‘sport’ sport plus .is it even sport? Causation is contingent…………… ‘ Sport’ presumed to have causal powers Closed system: medical/treatment model Measure ‘outcomes’ It ‘s not what you do, but the way that you do it.
13. Rosenberg Self-esteem scale For each of the statements below, indicate how much you agree or disagree with each statement: Strongly Strongly agree Agree Disagree disagree On the whole I am satisfied with myself At times I think I am no good at all I feel that I have a number of good qualities I am able to do things as well as most other people I feel I do not have much to be proud of I certainly feel useless at times I feel that I am a person of worth, at least equal with others I wish I had more respect for myself All in all, I am inclined to think that I am a failure I take a positive attitude towards myself Believing I can do believing in me
Tendency towards functionalism Confuse theoretical possibilities with inevitable outcomes No negative outcomes
Assumptions: Such impacts /outcomes are inevitable Apparent theoretical coherence of these assumptions – little real research/outcome taken for granted Based on often unacknowledged/poorly articulated theories of (e.g.) crime/ educational attainment
Tendency towards functionalism Confuse theoretical possibilities with inevitable outcomes No negative outcomes