The influence of sport participation and parental involvement on alcohol consumption amongst Icelandic adolescents

The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between sport participation, organized and unorganized, and parent‘s involvement and alcohol consumption amongst Icelandic adolescents. Three hypothesis were tested. A cross-sectional self-report study, Youth in Iceland, was used with a sample si...

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Main Author: Ari Friðfinnsson 1996-
Other Authors: Háskólinn í Reykjavík
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2020
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1946/36437
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spelling ftskemman:oai:skemman.is:1946/36437 2023-05-15T16:52:30+02:00 The influence of sport participation and parental involvement on alcohol consumption amongst Icelandic adolescents Ari Friðfinnsson 1996- Háskólinn í Reykjavík 2020-05 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/1946/36437 en eng http://hdl.handle.net/1946/36437 Sálfræði Unglingar Áfengisneysla Íþróttir Foreldrar Psychology Adolescents Alcohol consumtion Sports Parents Thesis Bachelor's 2020 ftskemman 2022-12-11T06:58:30Z The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between sport participation, organized and unorganized, and parent‘s involvement and alcohol consumption amongst Icelandic adolescents. Three hypothesis were tested. A cross-sectional self-report study, Youth in Iceland, was used with a sample size of 2106 Icelandic students in 8th to 10th grade in all secondary schools, 48.1% males and 50.7% females. Binary logistic regression was used for data analysis. Participating in unorganized sports is not associated with alcohol. However, participating in organized sports is associated with less likelihood of the Icelandic adolescent having ever been drunk. Icelandic adolescents who participate in organized sports and have their parents involved is associated with less likelihood of the Icelandic adolescent having ever been drunk. Future research should examine cultural differences when it comes to social organization of organized sports. Also, should focus on engaging parents who are not involved in their childrens organized sports activities. More varied choices of organized sports to reach out to more children and parents to increase participation should be discussed. Keywords: adolescents, alcohol consumption, sports, parents Útdráttur Þessi rannsókn rannsakar tengsl skipulagðra og óskipulagðra íþróttaþátttöku, ásamt þátttöku foreldra og áfengisneyslu ungmenna, Notast var við gagnasafn úr þversniðsrannsókninni Ungt fólk. Notast var við úrtak af 2106 nemendum í 8 - 10 bekk úr öllum grunnskólum á Íslandi 48,1% strákar og 50,7% stelpur. Aðhvarfsgreining var notuð við úrvinnslu gagna. Þátttaka í óskipulögðu íþróttastarfi hefur engin tengsl við áfengi. Hinsvegar, er þátttaka í skipulagðri íþróttastarfsemi fyrirbyggjandi þáttur þegar kemur að áfengisneyslu ungmenna. Það skiptir sköpum að foreldrar taki einnig þátt í skipulögðu íþróttastarfi barnanna sinna. Því að þau ungmenni sem stunda skipulagða íþróttastarfsemi og eru með foreldra sem taka þátt því meiri líkur eru á því að unglingurinn hefur ekki drukkið. ... Thesis Iceland Skemman (Iceland)
institution Open Polar
collection Skemman (Iceland)
op_collection_id ftskemman
language English
topic Sálfræði
Unglingar
Áfengisneysla
Íþróttir
Foreldrar
Psychology
Adolescents
Alcohol consumtion
Sports
Parents
spellingShingle Sálfræði
Unglingar
Áfengisneysla
Íþróttir
Foreldrar
Psychology
Adolescents
Alcohol consumtion
Sports
Parents
Ari Friðfinnsson 1996-
The influence of sport participation and parental involvement on alcohol consumption amongst Icelandic adolescents
topic_facet Sálfræði
Unglingar
Áfengisneysla
Íþróttir
Foreldrar
Psychology
Adolescents
Alcohol consumtion
Sports
Parents
description The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between sport participation, organized and unorganized, and parent‘s involvement and alcohol consumption amongst Icelandic adolescents. Three hypothesis were tested. A cross-sectional self-report study, Youth in Iceland, was used with a sample size of 2106 Icelandic students in 8th to 10th grade in all secondary schools, 48.1% males and 50.7% females. Binary logistic regression was used for data analysis. Participating in unorganized sports is not associated with alcohol. However, participating in organized sports is associated with less likelihood of the Icelandic adolescent having ever been drunk. Icelandic adolescents who participate in organized sports and have their parents involved is associated with less likelihood of the Icelandic adolescent having ever been drunk. Future research should examine cultural differences when it comes to social organization of organized sports. Also, should focus on engaging parents who are not involved in their childrens organized sports activities. More varied choices of organized sports to reach out to more children and parents to increase participation should be discussed. Keywords: adolescents, alcohol consumption, sports, parents Útdráttur Þessi rannsókn rannsakar tengsl skipulagðra og óskipulagðra íþróttaþátttöku, ásamt þátttöku foreldra og áfengisneyslu ungmenna, Notast var við gagnasafn úr þversniðsrannsókninni Ungt fólk. Notast var við úrtak af 2106 nemendum í 8 - 10 bekk úr öllum grunnskólum á Íslandi 48,1% strákar og 50,7% stelpur. Aðhvarfsgreining var notuð við úrvinnslu gagna. Þátttaka í óskipulögðu íþróttastarfi hefur engin tengsl við áfengi. Hinsvegar, er þátttaka í skipulagðri íþróttastarfsemi fyrirbyggjandi þáttur þegar kemur að áfengisneyslu ungmenna. Það skiptir sköpum að foreldrar taki einnig þátt í skipulögðu íþróttastarfi barnanna sinna. Því að þau ungmenni sem stunda skipulagða íþróttastarfsemi og eru með foreldra sem taka þátt því meiri líkur eru á því að unglingurinn hefur ekki drukkið. ...
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