The purpose of this study was to provide and test a unique theoretical framework for understanding the relationship between sport and religion. The construct of sanctification from the field of the psychology of religion was introduced as a way to understand and examine this relationship. Drawing from a sample of college athletes, the degree to which athletes perceive their participation in sport as sacred was assessed. Several hypotheses regarding the implications of athletes sanctifying their participation in sport were tested. Results indicated that athletes\u27 sanctification of sport was not uncommon; that is, many athletes viewed their participation in sport as sacred. Furthermore, sanctification of sport predicted important psycholog...
Around the world, religion takes many forms that vary greatly in practices, beliefs, and doctrine. I...
This study evaluated and compared the religiosity of student-athletes and non- student-athletes at ...
Hagan Jr. JE, Schack T, Schinke R. Sport psychology practice in Africa: Do culture-specific religion...
ii Kenneth I. Pargament, Advisor The purpose of this study was to provide and test a unique theoreti...
Faith is the foundation of all religions. Sporting practices may be an important site for both priva...
The religious phenomenon is considered a tool to modulate behaviors or cognitions, and therefore inf...
The religious phenomenon is considered a tool to modulate behaviors or cognitions, and therefore inf...
Sport is still a «blind spot» in religious studies; meanwhile, the phenomenon of modern sport, from ...
Religious and theological explorations of leisure have remained few and far between, as religious st...
The analysis of physical education and sport, its social influence upon the society and spiritual de...
The interaction between sport and religion has been a significant area of study for sport sociologis...
The purpose of this study was to assess the strength of religious faith in student-athletes and non ...
During sports competitions, especially soccer many players and coaches would pray before, during and...
In this 2023 study, collegiate athletes at Bridgewater College were examined for their athlete satis...
The purpose of the present study was to investigate the influence of discrete emotions in sport sett...
Around the world, religion takes many forms that vary greatly in practices, beliefs, and doctrine. I...
This study evaluated and compared the religiosity of student-athletes and non- student-athletes at ...
Hagan Jr. JE, Schack T, Schinke R. Sport psychology practice in Africa: Do culture-specific religion...
ii Kenneth I. Pargament, Advisor The purpose of this study was to provide and test a unique theoreti...
Faith is the foundation of all religions. Sporting practices may be an important site for both priva...
The religious phenomenon is considered a tool to modulate behaviors or cognitions, and therefore inf...
The religious phenomenon is considered a tool to modulate behaviors or cognitions, and therefore inf...
Sport is still a «blind spot» in religious studies; meanwhile, the phenomenon of modern sport, from ...
Religious and theological explorations of leisure have remained few and far between, as religious st...
The analysis of physical education and sport, its social influence upon the society and spiritual de...
The interaction between sport and religion has been a significant area of study for sport sociologis...
The purpose of this study was to assess the strength of religious faith in student-athletes and non ...
During sports competitions, especially soccer many players and coaches would pray before, during and...
In this 2023 study, collegiate athletes at Bridgewater College were examined for their athlete satis...
The purpose of the present study was to investigate the influence of discrete emotions in sport sett...
Around the world, religion takes many forms that vary greatly in practices, beliefs, and doctrine. I...
This study evaluated and compared the religiosity of student-athletes and non- student-athletes at ...
Hagan Jr. JE, Schack T, Schinke R. Sport psychology practice in Africa: Do culture-specific religion...