Combative Sport and Warfare : A Reappraisal of The Spillover and Catharsis Hypotheses  

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Chick, Garry ; Loy, John W. ; Miracle, Andrew W.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Cross-Cultural Research vol. 31 no. 3 (1997), page 249-267.
Topik: hypotheses; combative sport; warfare; catharsis hypotheses

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In his classic 1973 study, richard ripes used a cross - cultural sample to examine the relationship between combative sport and warfare. He found that combat sport an dwar tended to co - occur, thus supporting a spillover hypothesis, rather than a catharsis hypothesis. However, his sample was small (n = 20) and composed of outliers -societies that were either extremely warlike or exteremely peaceful, and did not address a current concern in cross - cultural research that is time and place foci. In this restudy of the relationship between combative sport and warfare, the authors use carol ember and melvin ember's recent standard cross - cultural sample codes for warfare and other forms of violence with the authors' own new codes for combative sport.

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