The Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education: Four Decade Publication Trends via Scientometric Evaluation

Sofyan, Davi; Abdullah, Khairul Hafezad; Hafiar, Hanny

doi:10.17309/tmfv.2022.3.20

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“…As results of our work we could insist, that the healthimproving Pilates method involves the achievement of the following positive changes: normalization of blood pressure; strengthening the abdominal muscles; strengthening the muscles of the pelvic floor; improved joint mobility; improved coordination of movements; improved cell supply with oxygen; optimization of the psycho-emotional state (Sofyan, Abdullah, Hafiar, 2022). Optimization of the psycho-emotional state which we obtained in main group is especially important for patients with HD as stress-factor is one of more important in etiology of that disease and we can influent for initial link of pathogenesis.…”

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confidence: 91%

Complex Physical Rehabilitation of Women of Reproductive Age with Stage I Hypertensive Heart Disease

Stratiy

Sychova

Kachailo

et al. 2023

Teor. metod. fiz. vihov.

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Background. Hypertensive heart disease (HD) is a chronic abnormality that affects various systems of the body and is especially unfavorable for women of reproductive age. The purpose of the study was to develop a comprehensive program of physical rehabilitation for young women suffering with stage I hypertensive heart disease at the outpatient stage of rehabilitation and evaluate its effectiveness. Materials and methods. 42 young women with a diagnosis of HD were randomly divided into two groups: one performing traditional physical rehabilitation (control group) and the other following a method based on the Pilates system. Questionnaire, Martinet-Kushelevsky test, modified Romberg test, and Deshin test were performed. Results. Questionnaire and examination for determination of therapeutic tasks in the application of physical rehabilitation show improvement due to the use of the suggested methodology. Indicators of Martinet-Kushelevsky test improved from 2.46 points to 5.48 points (p<0.01) which is better (p<0.05) than in the case of the traditional methodology where they changed from 2.44 to 4.61 (p<0.01). Kotov-Deshin test results show improvement in both groups evenly but the test results of the women of the main group improved from “unsatisfactory” to “good”, and those of the women of the control group improved from “unsatisfactory” to “satisfactory” with significantly better results in the main group (p<0.05). Distribution of the Romberg test results show improvement of vestibular stability in all participants of the main group. Conclusions. The proposed program of complex physical rehabilitation of patients with stage I hypertensive heart disease using the Pilates method proved to be effective. Due to this program, there was a significant decrease in heart rate, systolic and diastolic pressure, an improvement in the response of the cardiovascular system to the Martinet-Kushelevsky functional test as well as in the state of the respiratory and nervous systems, as evidenced primarily by the indicators of hypoxic tests, spirometry, clino- and orthostatic tests, with the Romberg and Deshin methods.

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confidence: 91%

Complex Physical Rehabilitation of Women of Reproductive Age with Stage I Hypertensive Heart Disease

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Kachailo

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Teor. metod. fiz. vihov.

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“…A scientific review has been carried out in the field of sports, among others: philosophy of sport and physical education [38], dislocated patella [39], scientific production of exercise science in Iran [40], sports and fitness [41], triathlon [42]. However, a significant limitation is the absence of statistical reviews in the fields of sports and religion.…”

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confidence: 99%

Sport and religion: a mapping analytical research

Sofyan¹,

Abdullah²,

Osiobe³

et al. 2023

IJPHS

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This study uses scientometric analysis to comprehensively describe the descriptive parameters of publications about the relationship between sport and religion. Using ScientoPy, VOSviewer, and Biblioshiny software and datasets from two leading academic databases, Scopus and Web of Science, the current study can identify the most active scientific sources, keywords, and trending topics in sports and religion research. According to the findings, numerous types of research have been carried out on the correlation between sports and religion, and most of these papers have been published by scholars from the United States. The International Journal of the History of Sport and Sport in society has become the most active scientific journal. Furthermore, this study emphasizes the frequently utilized terms in the literature, explicitly "religion" and "sport." These keywords have protruded along with other terms that are gaining popularity in the study of sports and religion: "sports" and "muscular christianity." This information can be valuable to researchers and scholars and guide future research directions.

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“…Further, Chen et al (2022) visualized health education knowledge domain and highlighted the field's most productive journals, organizations, countries, etc., The study also focused on the co-citation analysis of the documents. Similarly, a study was conducted to evaluate the research publication in the field of Sport and Physical Education (Sofyan et al, 2022), technology in physical education (Gazali et al, 2023), research trends in educational technologies (Yılmaz Özden et al, 2023), disaster education (Roslan et al, 2022), learning resources in higher education (Gomis et al, 2023), smart learning (Kaur & Bhatia, 2021), e-learning (Maurer & Salman, 2010;Mashroofa et al, 2019;Gupta & Dhawan, 2020;Bai et al, 2021), gamification in education (Nadi-Ravandi & Batooli, 2022), and so on. It is fascinating that the concept of SDL is getting remarkable attention in the field of nursing education as several researches have been conducted by Lunyk-Child et al (2001), Cheng et al (2010), Klunklin et al (2010), Shen et al (2014), Shirazi et al (2017), Shirazi et al (2021).…”

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Computational Mapping of the Literature on Self-Directed Learning: Evolution, Trends and Research Hotspots

ORAM,

BISWAL,

MINJ

et al. 2023

Preprint

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Self-directed learning (SDL) skills enable an individual to be self-sufficient and capable of continuing the learning process irrespective of social and contextual changes. SDL helps navigate our learning by fixing learning goals, identifying learning resources, and choosing appropriate strategies to achieve the goal. Considering the uncertainty in social and contextual conditions in the modern world, it is essential for every human being. The SDL skills prepare individuals to face real-life situations that require pragmatic solutions. This study presents a comprehensive Scientometric mapping of academic research done in SDL. The study extracted bibliographic records of 2056 articles on SDL from the Scopus and Web of Science databases. Initially, study focused on the analysis of growth and forecast growth of publications and citation, followed by the trending topics, top contributing authors, organizations/institutions, countries, sources of publications and most influential articles have been identified. Moreover, study analysed the authorship collaboration and international collaboration pattern of the research publications on SDL. It is found that SDL research is increasing exponentially as an emerging topic, and a major amount of scholarly work is done in nursing and medical practices. The analysis also reveals that 69.36% of SDL-related research work has originated from China and USA. The understanding gained from the analysis will benefit young researchers, policymakers, educationists, and teachers to re-design the education practices for improved and quality education. The findings provide a robust understanding of the research hotspots on SDL and a roadmap for further research in this field.

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The Philosophy of Sport and Physical Education: Four Decade Publication Trends via Scientometric Evaluation

Cited by 15 publications

References 79 publications

Complex Physical Rehabilitation of Women of Reproductive Age with Stage I Hypertensive Heart Disease

Complex Physical Rehabilitation of Women of Reproductive Age with Stage I Hypertensive Heart Disease

Sport and religion: a mapping analytical research

Computational Mapping of the Literature on Self-Directed Learning: Evolution, Trends and Research Hotspots

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