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Observational Studies in Male Elite Football: A Systematic Mixed Study Review by Maria Preciado; M. Teresa Anguera; Mauricio Olarte; Daniel Lapresa is a Psychology article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Observational Studies in Male Elite Football: A Systematic Mixed Study Review about?
This systematic mixed study review, focuses on the use of observation methodology in elite men's football matches, which constitutes an innovative approach, that opens up a new panorama of useful and productive research. The methods used in this study follow the recommendations for systematic reviews and meta-analysis guidelines (PRISMA). The search was carried out in five databases. Ninety-four articles out of 3,195 were selected and analyzed. In order to achieve a quality assessment, the guide was used to inform evaluations based on observation methodology (GREOM) (Portell et al., 2015), recognized by the EQUATOR network. From the methodological review analysis, information obtained indicates that 97% of the researches used direct observation and 3% indirect observation. On the other hand, 56.5% of the articles explain the instrument used and 77% justify the applied observational design. A quantitative comparison of the proportions was made in several methodological aspects, which resulted in only 15.21% reviewing the quality of the data, and that 67.3% of the articles contributed to the mixed methods approach. The methodological review allowed us to establish procedural profiles
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- Author
- Maria Preciado; M. Teresa Anguera; Mauricio Olarte; Daniel Lapresa
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Psychology (Social Sciences)
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