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2016 | 70 | 1 | 5-17

Article title

The Sports Participation: From Research to Sports Policy

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The aims of this paper are the following: 1. To provide an overview of the fundamental aspects to be taken into account when carrying out and interpreting sports participation surveys; 2. To put forward an explanation of sports behavior; and 3. To suggest how these results may be used in intervention programs. Having gone over the literature in this field, I shall go on to address the following points: the definition of sports; trend analysis or the illusion of transparency; analysis of inequalities; identifying difference and individualization; and examining typologies to better understand each social group. I shall conclude with suggestions for sports policies.

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70

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1

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5-17

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published
2016-06-01
received
2016-02-15
accepted
2016-03-15
online
2016-05-09

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  • National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia, Spain

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