المشكلات النفسية الناتجة عن العنف الرياضي لدى لاعبي الألعاب الجماعية بمحافظات غزة

Abstract EN

This study aims to identify the psychological problems resulting from sport violence among players in collective games in the provinces of Gaza.

The researchers adopted the descriptive and analytical approach.

The study sample included 205 players from the premier league who were chosen randomly, a percentage of (26.2 %) of the original community.

The researchers developed and applied a questionnaire consisting of (39) items, including four areas (anxiety, fear, anger and intolerance, attitudinal isolation).

Results showed that the total score in the psychological problems resulting from sport violence among players in collective games in Gaza governorates has a medium rate of (53.92 %), and (anxiety) comes at the top order with a relative weight of (58.72 %), followed by (fear) with a relative weight of (54.75 %), followed by (anger and intolerance) with a relative weight of (51.37 %), and finally comes (situational isolation) with relative weight of (50.91 %).

In addition, the results showed no statistically significant differences can be attributed to the game variables or the years of experience as of the psychological problems resulting from sport violence among players in collective games in Gaza governorate provinces.

The researcher recommends activating guidance programs for the players to deal with psychological problems resulting from sports violence, and to tighten the sanctions and security procedures during sport activities.