Abordagem da teoria fundamentada: revelando novas perspectivas sobre a participação em esportes por meio da realização de eventos no Irã

Niloofar Khosravi; Hesamoddin Bagheri; Ali Hasaan

doi:10.5585/podium.v13i2.25634

Autores

Niloofar Khosravi University of Tehran https://orcid.org/0009-0005-2849-5863
Hesamoddin Bagheri Kharazmi University https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6956-8353
Ali Hasaan NFC Institute of Engineering and Technology https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3202-2186

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5585/podium.v13i2.25634

Palavras-chave:

Esportes para todos, Realização de eventos, Voleibol, Participação em esportes, Pesquisa qualitativa

Resumo

Resumo
Objetivo do Estudo: Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo examinar o impacto da realização de eventos esportivos na sociedade iraniana, buscando estabelecer uma correlação entre a realização de eventos e a participação em esportes em diversos segmentos demográficos.
Metodologia: Empregando uma abordagem qualitativa, este estudo realizou entrevistas semiestruturadas com 12 especialistas. As perguntas da entrevista foram meticulosamente projetadas para abordar a pergunta central de pesquisa de forma abrangente. Foi aplicada uma análise de teoria fundamentada, que incluiu codificação aberta, codificação axial e codificação seletiva, aos dados coletados, garantindo uma exploração completa dos conceitos e temas emergentes.
Originalidade/Relevância: Esta pesquisa é distinta em sua abordagem ao não delimitar fronteiras, em vez disso, tem como objetivo explorar de forma abrangente os efeitos da realização de eventos esportivos em todos os segmentos da população iraniana. Apesar das recentes restrições políticas que limitam a capacidade do Irã de realizar eventos internacionais importantes, o estudo avalia criticamente a importância de tais eventos e esclarece as oportunidades perdidas para o avanço societal. O foco do estudo em diversos segmentos demográficos e sua exploração de fatores causais, contextuais e interventivos contribuem para sua originalidade e relevância.
Principais Resultados: O estudo revela um jogo matizado de fatores sociais, culturais, tecno-gerenciais, legais, econômicos e socio-culturais, lançando luz sobre a relação multifacetada entre a realização de eventos e a participação em esportes. Reconhecendo a importância da atividade física regular para promover a saúde geral, os principais resultados destacam o impacto motivacional dos eventos esportivos no aumento do comprometimento físico dos indivíduos.
Contribuições Teóricas/Metodológicas: A pesquisa realiza contribuições teóricas ao desenvolver um quadro coerente fundamentado nos dados qualitativos, explicando a relação complexa entre os eventos esportivos e o compromisso esportivo.

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Biografia do Autor

Niloofar Khosravi , University of Tehran

Mestrado em Marketing Esportivo.
Tehran- Iran.

Hesamoddin Bagheri , Kharazmi University

Doutor.

Tehran- Iran

Ali Hasaan, NFC Institute of Engineering and Technology

Doutorado em Marketing Esportivo.
Multan - Pakistan

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