Prosocial and antisocial behaviour in sport
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This article examined prosocial and antisocial behaviour in sport and found that both can have positive or negative consequences for the sport and the sport community, and that both behaviours can lead to negative consequences.Abstract:
Research examining prosocial and antisocial behaviour in sport has proliferated in the past ten years. Prosocial and antisocial behaviours are behaviours that can have positive or negative conseque...read more
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