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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012107
title: Incorporation of the humanities into the field of Physical Education: analyzing scoring processes in Brazil between 2007 and 2012

description: Abstract This paper intends to discuss the position occupied by the humanities in the field of Physical Education and to call into question the relationship between the socially-established knowledge pertaining to the humanities as socially established and portrayed in publication outlets in the field and the interaction between Physical Education and subjects of the humanities. The goal is to reflect on scientific development with base on the communication between research in Physical Education as a whole and subjects and methods originated in the field of human sciences. In order to do that, we present an analysis of the relationship between the field of Physical Education and its incorporation of subjects and methods of the humanities. Articles published by some important Brazilian Physical Education journals from between 2007 and 2012 were organized and classified so as to provide substance to the discussion on the use of references from the humanities and its scope in this field of knowledge. The conclusion is that the understanding of the incorporation of subjects and methods belonging to the humanities by the field of Physical Education comes from observing aspects that are internal to the field itself and the specific characteristics of the humanities and, finally, the broader society that surrounds them and has an impact on the entire process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012107.v1
title: Incorporation of the humanities into the field of Physical Education: analyzing scoring processes in Brazil between 2007 and 2012

description: Abstract This paper intends to discuss the position occupied by the humanities in the field of Physical Education and to call into question the relationship between the socially-established knowledge pertaining to the humanities as socially established and portrayed in publication outlets in the field and the interaction between Physical Education and subjects of the humanities. The goal is to reflect on scientific development with base on the communication between research in Physical Education as a whole and subjects and methods originated in the field of human sciences. In order to do that, we present an analysis of the relationship between the field of Physical Education and its incorporation of subjects and methods of the humanities. Articles published by some important Brazilian Physical Education journals from between 2007 and 2012 were organized and classified so as to provide substance to the discussion on the use of references from the humanities and its scope in this field of knowledge. The conclusion is that the understanding of the incorporation of subjects and methods belonging to the humanities by the field of Physical Education comes from observing aspects that are internal to the field itself and the specific characteristics of the humanities and, finally, the broader society that surrounds them and has an impact on the entire process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012110
title: Burnout in a sample of Brazilian Physical Education professional

description: Abstract Burnout is the result of prolonged exposure to chronic work stress with insufficiente recovery. This study examined the presence of burnout in a sample of physical education professional from the metropolitan region of Londrina, Paraná, Brazil. A total of 588 subjects (273 women and 315 men) were included in the study. To define the presence of burnout we used the version translated into Portuguese of the Maslach Burnout Inventory. Burnout was defined by superposition of high scores in emotional exhaustion and depersonalization and low scores on personal accomplishment at work. We also studied the effect of gender, age and job characteristics (working experience, academic qualification, area of professional practice, weekly workload, workplaces and income) on the three dimensions of burnout. The results indicated the presence of burnout in 10.2% of the selected sample. Men reported scores on reduced personal accomplishment indicative of greater severity than women. Scores equivalent to emotional exhaustion and depersonalization were significantly higher in older professionals. Regarding to job characteristics, more working experience, qualification only at graduation, professional practice in primary education, weekly workload ≥ 40 hours/week, multiple employment and lower income increased significantly the odds of the presence of burnout. In conclusion, the present findings can be used to design programs of intervention and implement changes in the work environment aimed at improving occupational health and overall well-being of profissional physical education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012110.v1
title: Burnout in a sample of Brazilian Physical Education professional

description: Abstract Burnout is the result of prolonged exposure to chronic work stress with insufficiente recovery. This study examined the presence of burnout in a sample of physical education professional from the metropolitan region of Londrina, Paraná, Brazil. A total of 588 subjects (273 women and 315 men) were included in the study. To define the presence of burnout we used the version translated into Portuguese of the Maslach Burnout Inventory. Burnout was defined by superposition of high scores in emotional exhaustion and depersonalization and low scores on personal accomplishment at work. We also studied the effect of gender, age and job characteristics (working experience, academic qualification, area of professional practice, weekly workload, workplaces and income) on the three dimensions of burnout. The results indicated the presence of burnout in 10.2% of the selected sample. Men reported scores on reduced personal accomplishment indicative of greater severity than women. Scores equivalent to emotional exhaustion and depersonalization were significantly higher in older professionals. Regarding to job characteristics, more working experience, qualification only at graduation, professional practice in primary education, weekly workload ≥ 40 hours/week, multiple employment and lower income increased significantly the odds of the presence of burnout. In conclusion, the present findings can be used to design programs of intervention and implement changes in the work environment aimed at improving occupational health and overall well-being of profissional physical education.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012111
title: Sport budget: aspects of the state’s performance from FHC to Dilma

description: Abstract The purpose of this article was to identify the magnitude and direction of budget expenditures with the sport at the federal level, discussing the options that have guided the policies produced for the sector. The research was based on literature review and documentary research, relying mainly on survey data on budget execution for the period 2001-2012, providing a general understanding of the continuities and discontinuities of the financing policy of the sport in Brazil since Cardoso government to Dilma government. The analysis included moments of discussion around the evolution of the sport, the constraints imposed by fiscal policy to its implementation and targeting of spending budget. The main results: the high infrastructure spending, pressured by congressional amendments, was a constant; the creation of the Ministry of Sports in 2003 caused a significant rise in spending on management; spending on mega events began in 2006-2007, in the context of improving the country’s external accounts and easing of macroeconomic policies, where the subject of growth gained importance in the government agenda; although the schedule of mega events has ensured increased sport participation in the budget, direct expenditures decreased with sport. It was concluded that the sports budget, the Cardoso government, through the financing of policies aimed at the experience of the sport as well as for the construction of sports infrastructure in the country, was more connected to an integrating function, from the Lula government and , act still in the Dilma government, started to behave more clearly a direct economic role, seeking to create the general conditions for production and realization of sporting mega events.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012111.v1
title: Sport budget: aspects of the state’s performance from FHC to Dilma

description: Abstract The purpose of this article was to identify the magnitude and direction of budget expenditures with the sport at the federal level, discussing the options that have guided the policies produced for the sector. The research was based on literature review and documentary research, relying mainly on survey data on budget execution for the period 2001-2012, providing a general understanding of the continuities and discontinuities of the financing policy of the sport in Brazil since Cardoso government to Dilma government. The analysis included moments of discussion around the evolution of the sport, the constraints imposed by fiscal policy to its implementation and targeting of spending budget. The main results: the high infrastructure spending, pressured by congressional amendments, was a constant; the creation of the Ministry of Sports in 2003 caused a significant rise in spending on management; spending on mega events began in 2006-2007, in the context of improving the country’s external accounts and easing of macroeconomic policies, where the subject of growth gained importance in the government agenda; although the schedule of mega events has ensured increased sport participation in the budget, direct expenditures decreased with sport. It was concluded that the sports budget, the Cardoso government, through the financing of policies aimed at the experience of the sport as well as for the construction of sports infrastructure in the country, was more connected to an integrating function, from the Lula government and , act still in the Dilma government, started to behave more clearly a direct economic role, seeking to create the general conditions for production and realization of sporting mega events.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012113
title: Multiprofessional intervention improves health-related physical fitness in adolescents with greater effect on girls compared to boys

description: Abstract This study aimed to verify the differences between both boys and girls responses to a multidisciplinary program of obesity treatment on health-related physical fitness. One hundred and sixty three adolescents with excess body weight and aged 10 to 18 years took part in the present study. It was assessed anthropometric parameters, body composition, flexibility, abdominal strength/resistance and cardiorespiratory fitness before and after 16 weeks of a multiprofessional intervention. The multiprofessional intervention was developed by physical educators, nutritionist, psychologist, pediatrician and was focused on motivate eating and exercise changes which could promote positive changes on the parameters analyzed. The intervention was conducted three times per week in which theoretical intervention lasted one hour with physical educators, nutritionist and psychologist and another hour designated to practical interventions of the physical educators in which predominated resistance and aerobic exercise as well as basketball practice. After the intervention, both girls and boys presented significant improvements in BMI, waist and hip circumference, relative and absolute body fat, lean mass, flexibility, strength and resistance in abdominal and cardiorespiratory fitness; however the results were more expressive for girls on waist circumference, body fat (kg), VO2max and abdominal strength/resistance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012113.v1
title: Multiprofessional intervention improves health-related physical fitness in adolescents with greater effect on girls compared to boys

description: Abstract This study aimed to verify the differences between both boys and girls responses to a multidisciplinary program of obesity treatment on health-related physical fitness. One hundred and sixty three adolescents with excess body weight and aged 10 to 18 years took part in the present study. It was assessed anthropometric parameters, body composition, flexibility, abdominal strength/resistance and cardiorespiratory fitness before and after 16 weeks of a multiprofessional intervention. The multiprofessional intervention was developed by physical educators, nutritionist, psychologist, pediatrician and was focused on motivate eating and exercise changes which could promote positive changes on the parameters analyzed. The intervention was conducted three times per week in which theoretical intervention lasted one hour with physical educators, nutritionist and psychologist and another hour designated to practical interventions of the physical educators in which predominated resistance and aerobic exercise as well as basketball practice. After the intervention, both girls and boys presented significant improvements in BMI, waist and hip circumference, relative and absolute body fat, lean mass, flexibility, strength and resistance in abdominal and cardiorespiratory fitness; however the results were more expressive for girls on waist circumference, body fat (kg), VO2max and abdominal strength/resistance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012114
title: Pre-competitive state anxiety in infant juvenile volleyball athletes

description: Abstract Understanding the relationship between pre-competitive state anxiety and sports performance are an important means to help sportsmen to diagnose and manage emotions. The present study aimed to: a) compare the level of pre-competitive anxiety among athletes men and women, the finalist teams of Paraná Cup Volleyball 2011; b) to compare the levels of pre-competitive anxiety among male champion teams and runners-up, as well as between female champion teams and runners-up; c) compare the levels of pre-competitive anxiety and reserves holders athletes for teams of both sexes; d) verify the relationship between the levels of pre-competitive anxiety and practice time for athletes of men’s teams and the women’s teams. Study participants were four youth teams, Paraná Cup finalists in 2011, totaling 24 female athletes and 23 male athletes (age 16.16 ± overall 0.34 years) and practice time 4.97 ± 1.99 years . To evaluate the pre-competitive anxiety, used the instrument CSAI-2. Sample occurred 30 minutes before the start of finals games. In general, the finalist teams had higher levels of general pre-competitive anxiety similar, although statistically significant differences between women athletes holders and reserves have been found in relation to the self-confidence, and the holders had higher average in this aspect.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012114.v1
title: Pre-competitive state anxiety in infant juvenile volleyball athletes

description: Abstract Understanding the relationship between pre-competitive state anxiety and sports performance are an important means to help sportsmen to diagnose and manage emotions. The present study aimed to: a) compare the level of pre-competitive anxiety among athletes men and women, the finalist teams of Paraná Cup Volleyball 2011; b) to compare the levels of pre-competitive anxiety among male champion teams and runners-up, as well as between female champion teams and runners-up; c) compare the levels of pre-competitive anxiety and reserves holders athletes for teams of both sexes; d) verify the relationship between the levels of pre-competitive anxiety and practice time for athletes of men’s teams and the women’s teams. Study participants were four youth teams, Paraná Cup finalists in 2011, totaling 24 female athletes and 23 male athletes (age 16.16 ± overall 0.34 years) and practice time 4.97 ± 1.99 years . To evaluate the pre-competitive anxiety, used the instrument CSAI-2. Sample occurred 30 minutes before the start of finals games. In general, the finalist teams had higher levels of general pre-competitive anxiety similar, although statistically significant differences between women athletes holders and reserves have been found in relation to the self-confidence, and the holders had higher average in this aspect.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012119.v1
title: Motor performance influence in social status perceived

description: Abstract This study aimed to describe the children and adolescents motor performance in relation to their social status perceived by their colleagues in both sexes, and to check for sex effects in this possible association. The study gathered 300 children and adolescents from the 3rd to 5th year and 40 to 60 grade of elementary school from two public schools, aged between 8 and 14 years. The instruments used were the Motor Battery TGMD-2 and Subjective Scale Social Status. Girls had better motor performance than boys, however, only boys with better motor performance also had higher perceived social status. This situation tells us that boys are more susceptible to social evaluations guided in physical skills than girls so that they can make use of their best motor performance level to increase their popularity at school through sports practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012119
title: Motor performance influence in social status perceived

description: Abstract This study aimed to describe the children and adolescents motor performance in relation to their social status perceived by their colleagues in both sexes, and to check for sex effects in this possible association. The study gathered 300 children and adolescents from the 3rd to 5th year and 40 to 60 grade of elementary school from two public schools, aged between 8 and 14 years. The instruments used were the Motor Battery TGMD-2 and Subjective Scale Social Status. Girls had better motor performance than boys, however, only boys with better motor performance also had higher perceived social status. This situation tells us that boys are more susceptible to social evaluations guided in physical skills than girls so that they can make use of their best motor performance level to increase their popularity at school through sports practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012120
title: A perspective on current research investigating the effects of hormonal contraceptives on determinants of female athlete performance

description: Abstract Hormonal contraceptives are used by approximately half of female athletes and may affect athletic performance as a result of their action on the endogenous hormonal milieu. In athletes, hormonal contraceptive use appears to have little effect on body composition, however further studies are needed assessing progestin-only contraceptives as they may have a negative effect in the general population. The type of progestin contained within the contraceptive may influence the anabolic response of muscle to loading although this relationship is complex as it may be due to either direct or indirect effects of exogenous hormones on protein synthesis and satellite cell proliferation. The altered hormonal milieu in hormonal contraceptive users has predominately been shown to have no effect on muscle strength and whilst maximal oxygen uptake is sometimes reduced, this does not translate into measures of performance. The majority of previous research has used cross-sectional designs and/or grouped together different types and brands of hormonal contraceptives and little research has been conducted on progestin-only contraceptives in athletes. Future research should use prospective, randomised-controlled designs to assess the effects of all types of hormonal contraceptives on athletic performance in females.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012120.v1
title: A perspective on current research investigating the effects of hormonal contraceptives on determinants of female athlete performance

description: Abstract Hormonal contraceptives are used by approximately half of female athletes and may affect athletic performance as a result of their action on the endogenous hormonal milieu. In athletes, hormonal contraceptive use appears to have little effect on body composition, however further studies are needed assessing progestin-only contraceptives as they may have a negative effect in the general population. The type of progestin contained within the contraceptive may influence the anabolic response of muscle to loading although this relationship is complex as it may be due to either direct or indirect effects of exogenous hormones on protein synthesis and satellite cell proliferation. The altered hormonal milieu in hormonal contraceptive users has predominately been shown to have no effect on muscle strength and whilst maximal oxygen uptake is sometimes reduced, this does not translate into measures of performance. The majority of previous research has used cross-sectional designs and/or grouped together different types and brands of hormonal contraceptives and little research has been conducted on progestin-only contraceptives in athletes. Future research should use prospective, randomised-controlled designs to assess the effects of all types of hormonal contraceptives on athletic performance in females.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/3758084
title: Kinect v2 skeleton joints point and 6 angles
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20011799
title: Gut figures data

description: Raw data for paper submission
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20011799.v1
title: Gut figures data

description: Raw data for paper submission
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012132
title: Consumer Complaints and Company Market Value

description: Consumer complaints affect company market value and common sense suggests that a negative impact is expected. However, do complaints always negatively impact company market value? We hypothesize in this study that complaints may have a non-linear effect on market value. Positive (e.g. avoiding high costs to solve complaints) and negative (e.g. speedy and intense diffusion) tradeoffs may occur given the level of complaints. To test our non-linear hypothesis, a panel data was collected from cell phone service providers from 2005 to 2013. The results supported our tradeoff rationale. Low levels of complaints allow for companies to increase market value, while high levels of complaints cause increasing harm to market value. The sample, model and period considered in this study, indicates a level of 0.49 complaints per thousand consumers as the threshold for a shift in tradeoffs. The effects on market value become increasingly negative when trying to make reductions to move below this level, due to negative tradeoffs.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20012132.v1
title: Consumer Complaints and Company Market Value

description: Consumer complaints affect company market value and common sense suggests that a negative impact is expected. However, do complaints always negatively impact company market value? We hypothesize in this study that complaints may have a non-linear effect on market value. Positive (e.g. avoiding high costs to solve complaints) and negative (e.g. speedy and intense diffusion) tradeoffs may occur given the level of complaints. To test our non-linear hypothesis, a panel data was collected from cell phone service providers from 2005 to 2013. The results supported our tradeoff rationale. Low levels of complaints allow for companies to increase market value, while high levels of complaints cause increasing harm to market value. The sample, model and period considered in this study, indicates a level of 0.49 complaints per thousand consumers as the threshold for a shift in tradeoffs. The effects on market value become increasingly negative when trying to make reductions to move below this level, due to negative tradeoffs.