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This study contributes with new acknowledgment to the literature
focussed on the role of sports on subjective well-being. Distinct from
the existent literature, this body of work suggests a model aiming at
the following: 1) exhibit the relationship between sports participation –
weekly frequency and minutes of practice – and individual’s subjective
well-being; and 2) determine the extent to which perceived value of
elite sports impacts individual’s subjective well-being. Data was collected from 511 respondents. SEM was used to analyze the variables
that were measured in accordance to previous studies. Findings showed
that: 1) sports participation positively affected individual’s subjective
well-being; and 2) perceived value of elite sports positively affected
individual’s subjective well-being; These results have key managerial
implications for sports policymakers, as well as for managers responsible for physical activity and sports development programmes.
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Elite sports physical activity sports participation sports policy subjective well-being
Contexto Educativo
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Taylor e Francis
