Poster Presentations

2015 Sport Canada Research Initiative Conference
Poster Presentations / 2015 Conférence de l’initiative de recherche de
sport Canada Présentations des affiches
Poster Board
Number / Numéro
d’affichage
Allan, Veronica
Exploring experiences of quality participation across the sport involvement
timelines of individuals with physical disabilities: A proposed study / Étudier les
expériences de qualité dans la chronologie de la participation au sport de
personnes ayant un handicap physique : une étude proposée
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Beesley, Theresa
Grappling for Answers: Exploring the process of psychosocial skills development in
youth mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes / À la recherche de réponses : explorer le
processus de développement des compétences psychosociales chez les jeunes
athlètes des arts martiaux mixtes (AMM)
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Bélanger, Mathieu
Results after 4 years of the MATCH study / Résultats après 4 ans de l’étude MATCH
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Bilinski, Hope
Rural Children and their Communities Leading the Way Toward the Enhancement
of Sports and Recreation / Les enfants des zones rurales et leurs collectivités pavent
la voie vers l’amélioration du sport et des loisirs
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Camiré, Martin
Teacher-coaches’ influence on the global development of student-athletes: An
examination of perceived dual role benefits and challenges / Influence des
enseignants-entraîneurs sur le développement global des étudiants-athlètes :
Un examen des avantages et des défis perçus du double rôle
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Dixon, Jess C.
Exploring Developmental Factors for Overcoming Relative Age Effects in Ice Hockey
/ Exploration des facteurs de développement permettant de surmonter les effets
relatifs de l’âge au hockey sur glace
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Doherty, Alison
The Role of Social Capital in the Organizational Capacity of Community Sport / Le
rôle du capital social dans la capacité organisationnelle du sport communautaire
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Duarte, Tiago
Promoting and assessing social learning in disability sport / Promouvoir et évaluer
l’apprentissage social dans le handisport
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Loughead, Todd
Developing Leaedership Behaviours in Athletes / Aider les athlètes à adopter des
comportements en leadership
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Mauer-Vakil, Dane
A Systematic Review of Sport Psychology Research in Youth Hockey / Un examen
systématique de la psychologie du sport dans le hockey chez les jeunes
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McHugh, Tara-Leigh
Linking sport research and policy: An exploration of how Traditional Inuit and Dene
games can support the goals of Sport Canada / Faire le pont entre la recherche et
la politique en matière de sport : un regard sur la façon dont les jeux inuits et dénés
traditionnels peuvent appuyer les objectifs de Sport Canada
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Misener, Katie
A new ‘arena’: Investigating social responsibility in community sport organizations
/ Une nouvelle « arène » : Étudier la responsabilité sociale au sein des
organisations sportives de la collectivité
2
Misener, Laura
Leveraging Parasport Events for Sustainable Community Participation / Une
participation durable de la collectivité grâce aux manifestations parasportives
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Nadeau, Luc
Analysis of training sessions used to develop tactical skills in competitive soccer /
Analyse des séances d’apprentissage et de développement des habiletés tactiques
au soccer compétitif
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Sabiston, Catherine
Body-related self-conscious emotions and sport participation experiences among
adolescent girls / Expérience des émotions autoconscientes et de participation au
sport chez les adolescentes
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Sansom, Heather
Sport for Resilience: addressing rural youth wellbeing / Le sport pour la résilience :
le bien-être des jeunes en milieu rural
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Shirazipour, Celina
Parental Support of Sport Participation for Youth with a Mobility Impairment /
Soutien des parents à la participation au sport des jeunes à mobilité réduite
6
Snelgrove, Ryan
Managing Sport Events to Maximize Positive Impacts / Gérer les manifestations
sportives pour maximiser les incidences positives
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Szto, Courtney
Changing on the Fly: Situating multiculturalism, citizenship and hockey through
South Asian voices / Changer au fur et à mesure : le multiculturalisme, la
citoyenneté et le hockey chez les Canadiens d’origine sud-asiatique
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Taks, Marijke
Building Capacity for Sport Participation through Events / Renforcement des
capacités liées à la participation sportive par l’entremise de manifestations
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Teetzel, Sarah
Transitioning to Inclusive Sport: Understanding Barriers to Transgender Canadians’
Participation in Recreational and High-Performance Sport / Transition vers le sport
inclusif : Comprendre les obstacles à la participation des Canadiens transgenres au
sport récréatif et au sport de haut niveau
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Trussell, Dawn
Team Family Pride Project: Youth Sport and LGBTQ Parents / Team Family Pride
Project : le sport chez les jeunes et les parents LGBTA
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Weiss, Jonathan
Sport Participation for Youth with Intellectual Disabilities (SPY-ID) / Participation au
sport des jeunes ayant un handicap intellectuel (PSJ-HI)
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10/26/2015
Poster Presentations
Exploring experiences of quality participation across the sport involvement timelines of individuals with physical disabilities: A proposed study
Veronica‐Allan
Theresa ‐Beesley
Mathieu‐Bélanger
Hope‐Bilinski
Martin‐Camiré
Grappling for Answers: Exploring the process of psychosocial skills development in youth mixed martial arts (MMA) athletes
In this study, current and former athletes with physical disabilities will construct a timeline of their sport involvement and participate in interviews to explore the factors that influence quality (i.e., full and meaningful) participation in sport.
Theresa Beesley
School of Kinesiology and Health Science York University Veronica Allan
Queen’s University
Results after 4 years of the MATCH study
Mathieu Bélanger, PhD
Université de Sherbrooke; Centre de formation médicale
du Nouveau‐Brunswick
Understanding the benefits, processes and mechanisms of positive youth development and life skills transfer in mixed martial arts athletes.
Some new results : • Teens are more likely to participate in sports if parents are supportive, but not controlling.
• Living in rural neighbourhoods (vs urban) is linked to greater maintenance of sport participation. • As feelings of competence, autonomy, and relatedness in sports increase, so does participation.
Rural Children and their Communities Leading the Way Toward the Enhancement of Sports and Recreation The purpose of this study is to engage preadolescent children (grades 4–6) from rural communities in the development of relevant and meaningful research questions for exploring their participation and commitment to sports and other recreational activities. Dr. Hope Bilinski
Assistant Dean
College of Nursing
University of Saskatchewan
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10/26/2015
Teacher‐coaches’ influence on the global development of student‐athletes: An examination of perceived dual role benefits and challenges
In a national sample of 3044 high school teacher‐coaches (n = 998 women), more than 90% reported meeting family obligations and managing administrative tasks as significant challenges.
Jess C. Dixon
Alison Doherty
TiagoDuarte
Todd Loughead
Dane Mauer‐Vakil
Martin Camiré
School of Human Kinetics
University of Ottawa
Exploring Developmental Factors for Overcoming Relative Age Effects in Ice Hockey
The Role of Social Capital in the Organizational Capacity of Community Sport
Trust, reciprocity, shared values, exchange of ideas, and access to other resources are evident in the connections among volunteer board members and coaches within community sport clubs.
This research program will identify factors that may help relatively younger hockey players succeed in a developmental system that is biased against them.
Prof. Alison Doherty
Western University
Jess C. Dixon
University of Windsor
Promoting and assessing social learning in disability sport
Developing Leadership Behaviours in Athletes
Using a longitudinal design, this research program is developing a comprehensive leadership program for Canadian athletes
The overall objective of this research is to work with coaches of different disability sports to understand the learning created in their communities and networks.
Tiago Duarte
University of Ottawa
Todd Loughead
Department of Kinesiology
University of Windsor
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A Systematic Review of Sport Psychology Research in Youth Hockey
• Increase in number of studies corresponded to initiation of Sport Canada Research Initiative funding opportunities
• Majority of research has focused on aggression/ sportspersonship and coach, parent behaviours
Dane Mauer‐Vakil
University of Toronto
• Little research on sport experiences of low‐SES, non‐white youth hockey athletes
Tara‐Leigh McHugh
Katie Misener
Laura Misener
Luc Nadeau
Catherine Sabiston
Study Authors: Dane Mauer‐Vakil, Katherine Tamminen & Toria Vair
Linking sport research and policy: An exploration of how Traditional Inuit and Dene games can support the goals of Sport Canada
A new ‘arena’: Investigating social responsibility in community sport organizations The experiences of Aboriginal youth, coaches, and administrators will be positioned at the forefront of this unique sport research. Katie Misener, PhD
University of Waterloo
Recreation and Leisure Studies
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Kathy Babiak, PhD
University of Michigan
Tara‐Leigh McHugh, Ph.D.
University of Alberta
Leveraging Parasport Events for Sustainable Community Participation
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Local sport clubs are embracing opportunities to get involved in social causes in addition to their sport delivery mandates.
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As nonprofit organizations, sport clubs experience freedom (rather than pressure) to engage in multiple causes.
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Our study found a balance between altruistic and strategic motives related to their social responsibility initiatives; although most clubs had desire for stronger link with club priorities and mission.
Analysis of training sessions used to develop tactical skills in competitive soccer
To examine how the hosting of different forms of sport events for persons with a disability are being leveraged to create opportunities for community participation, and influence community attitudes towards disability. Laura Misener
Western University
David Legg
Mount Royal University
Gayle McPherson
University of West of Scotland
David McGillivray, University of West of Scotland
a) Social legacy tactics, strategies, and programs (Interviews, documents)
b) Attitudes and awareness of disability (Scale of attitudes survey)
c) Framework for leveraging parasport events
Luc Nadeau, Ph.D.
Professeur titulaire
Dép. d’éducation physique
Denis Martel, Ph.D.
Professeur titulaire
Dép. d’éducation physique
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Body‐related self‐conscious emotions and sport participation experiences among adolescent girls Emotions such as shame, guilt, envy, embarrassment, and pride are important for sport enjoyment, commitment, and enjoyment experiences among adolescent girls
Heather Sansom
Celina Shirazipour
Ryan Snelgrove
Courtney Szto
Marijke Taks
Catherine Sabiston
University of Toronto
Presented by Eva Pila
Sport for Resilience: addressing rural youth wellbeing
Parental Support of Sport Participation for Youth with a Mobility Impairment
Understanding lifeskill acquisition and transfer in alternative physical activity recreation as sport for development, specifically using resilience and rural lenses (Ontario 4‐H horse club participants).
Key similarities and differences emerged for parental support behaviours between parents of athletes and parents of non‐
athletes, which present potential avenues for intervention.
Heather Sansom
University of Guelph
Celina Shirazipour
Queen’s University
www.heathersansom.ca
Managing Sport Events to Maximize Positive Impacts
Changing on the Fly: Situating multiculturalism, citizenship and hockey through South Asian voices
A study of how small‐to‐medium sized sport events can be managed to facilitate social impact, generate tourism activity, create unique spectator experiences, and ultimately create more sport opportunities in a community.
Ryan Snelgrove
University of Windsor
Courtney Szto
Simon Fraser University
This project seeks to highlight the uniquely Canadian relationship between Punjabi Sikhs/South Asians and hockey in order to better understand: (1) why this particular group has embraced hockey in a way that no other “visible minority” group has, and (2) to examine the implications of this embrace in post‐9/11 Canada.
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Building Capacity for Sport Participation through Events
• Assist LSOs to build their capacity to increase sport participation opportunities with and without events. • Enhancing the marketing capabilities necessary to attract new participants 
sport participation.
Marijke Taks
University of Windsor
With: Laura Misener (Western Univeristy)
Laurence Chalip (Univ. of Illinois)
B. Chris Green (Univ. of Illinois)
• Focusing on small and medium sized events
 sport development.
Sarah Teetzel
Dawn Trussell
Jonathan Weiss
• Monitoring and evaluating the processes and outcomes.
• Action research approach.
Transitioning to Inclusive Sport: Understanding Barriers to Transgender Canadians’ Participation in Recreational and High‐Performance Sport
Team Family Pride Project: Youth Sport and LGBTQ Parents
This project seeks to understand the complexities of diverse family structures within the social realm of organized youth sport, notably families of LGBTQ parents. It includes the perspectives of parents and children.
A study examining athletes’ perspectives on transgender sport policies, as well as the impact these policies have on the lives of athletes and non‐athletes who identify as trans. Dawn Trussell, Ph.D.
Brock University
Sarah Teetzel (PI)
University of Manitoba
Charlene Weaving (Co‐I), St. Francis Xavier University
Rae Hutton, Alix Krahn, Andrea Ceelan, Sasha Ayoubzadeh (RAs)
H. Isnor, J. Apgar, T. Newmeyer, Ph.D.
The potential impact of this initiative will help organized youth sport organizations build an inclusive environment for all family members’ involvement.
Sport Participation for Youth with Intellectual Disabilities (SPY‐ID)
The SPY‐ID Project aims to identify factors that lead to involvement and retention in sport for youth with intellectual disabilities. 11:30 – 12:00 Poster Visit A ‐ L
12:00 – 12:30 Poster Visit M – Z
12:30 – 1:30 Lunch
Jonathan Weiss, Ph.D., C.Psych.
York University, Dept. of Psychology
Presented by Jessica Fraser‐Thomas
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