Ampliando la investigación sobre identidad sociocultural en la psicología del deporte: El potencial de las autobiografías de los atletas

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Resumen

En la psicología cultural del deporte (PCD), los investigadores han considerado la expresión múlti-ple e intersectorial de la identidad del atleta para mejorar la participación, la inclusión y el ren-dimiento deportivo. El objetivo del presente documento era aprovechar y ampliar un programa de investigación de la PCD centrado en las identidades construidas socialmente, mediante la explora-ción de la indagación narrativa junto con las autobiografías de los atletas como fuentes de datos. Para ello, esbozamos los principios centrales de la indagación narrativa y las convergencias con la PCD, seguido de una visión general de la autobiografía. A continuación, nos basamos en la inves-tigación autobiográfica de los estudios culturales y la psicología del deporte en relación con dos esferas centrales de interés en la PCD: las cuestiones de género, con especial atención a las muje-res, y la salud y bienestar en el deporte. Concluimos con algunas aspiraciones para futuras inves-tigaciones sobre autobiografías basadas en la indagación narrativa, para ampliar una agenda de investigación de CSP.

Palabras clave

Indagación narrativa, Psicología cultural del deporte, Investigación cualitativa, Atletismo

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Biografía del autor/a

Kerry R. McGannon, School of Human Kinetics Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario Canada

Full Professor, Sport and Exercise Psychology

School of Human Kinetics

Laurentian University

Brett Smith, Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences Durham University, UK

Full Professor - Sport and Exercise Psychology

Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences

Durham University

Publicado

11-12-2020

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