Browsing by Subject "Achievement motivation"

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    Achievement motivation and its relationship to jump pass and jump shot in handball
    (Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones, 2022) Abod, Zahraa Fadel; AlHaddad, Noor Hatem
    The aim of this study was to identify the achievement motivation among players of Al-Bish Merka Handball Club and to determine its relationship to jump pass and jump shot in handball. The researchers used the descriptive approach in the associative relations method due to its relevance to the nature of the problem. The research community was chosen in a deliberate way and consisted of 12 players of the Al-Bish Merka Handball Club. The proportion of the research sample was 100% of the original community (12 handball players). The search data was processed through the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). The results indicated that the team players have an achievement motivation, as the significance value of the participants' motivation to achieve in sports compared to the test score or hypothetical value was p = 0.05. As for the relationship between the achievement motivation and passing and shooting accuracy in high jumping, our results indicated a statistically significant relationship between these variables. In conclusion, the handball players of the Al-Bish Handball Club enjoy this sport with an achievement motive. There is a positive relationship between achievement motivation and passing and shooting accuracy, which supports the need for success through shooting accuracy from jumping high to score points. We recommend paying attention to the psychological condition of the player, as it affects the motivation to perform. It is also important to study other psychological variables and know their relationship with handball skills.
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    Social pressures and their relationship to the achievement motivation of handball players in Jordan
    (Universidad de Murcia: servicio de publicaciones, 2024) Al-Awdat, Jebril E.; Al-Shawabka, Loay Mohammad; Jawarneh, Randa Saleh; Al-Rawashdeh, Mohammad Salim; Haweeleh, Mohammad Ahmad Abu; Hani, Anan Hussein Bani; Farash, Tamara Usama
    This study aimed to assess the degree of social pressures and their relationship to sports achievement motivation among 51 randomly selected handball players from first-division clubs in Jordan. A descriptive approach was employed, and data were collected via a questionnaire, with analyses conducted using SPSS 26. The results showedthat social pressure levels were moderate, with training pressures being the highest (M = 3.17; a relative importanceof 63.40%), followed by family (M = 2.92;a relative importance of 58.40%) and public pressures (M = 2.32; arelative importance of 46.40%). No statistically significant differences were found in social pressures andsports achievement motivation among handball players based on experience (p > 0.05). While family and public pressures were not significantly correlated with motivation (p>0.05), training and overall pressures were positively correlated with motivation (p<0.05).The study found moderate social pressure among handball players in Jordan, with low public-related pressures and no differences based on experience. Motivation for sports achievement was high, with training-related pressures positively linked to motivation