Behavioral Structure in Sociomotor Sports: Roller-Hockey

This study, part of a wider research project, presents (1) a category system for observation in roller-hockey, and (2) the results obtained with it. The behavior flow obtained with this category system was analyzed sequentially using the lag technique. The behavior patterns were compared with the results of Exact Permutations analysis of the same data. Finally, the main behavior patterns, and their psychosocial implications, are described. The most distinctive feature of the study is its use of specific software in both the coding and the analysis of the observational categories. Resume.Cette etude qui est une parte d'autre recherche plus grande, presente(1) une systeme de categories du observationen hockey sur patins, et(2) les resultat obtenu avec cette systeme de categories sont traite avec un analyse sequenciel, pour celui-ci est use le techique de retard. Les patrones de conduite obtenu sont compare avec les analyses dePermutations Exact reussi avec les memesdonnees. A la fin sont decrire les patrones de conduite et leur implication Psychosopcial. Le plus distinctif caracteristique de cette etude est l'ussage de softwarespecifique pour la codification etpour l'analyse du les categories de observation.

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