LEADERSHIP STYLE AND SOCIOLOGICAL FACTORS AS DETERMINANTS OF WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN COMPETITIVE SPORTS
Abstract
cted. Therefore, it can be concluded that transactional and laissez-fare leadership style, peer group and religion all have significant relationship with women participation in competitive sports among students of Federal College of Education, Abeokuta. It was recommended among other that school management should improve the condition and accessibility of sports facilities while coaches should adopt a balanced leadership style to better motivate female students to participate in competitive sports while the school should promote positive peer influence by encouraging peer-led sports programs.
KEYWORD: transactional leadership style, laissez-fare leadership style, peer group, religion competitive sports.
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