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Ewa Malchrowicz-mośko

0000-0002-7676-1477

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German Marathon Runners' Opinions on and Willingness to Pay for Environmental Sustainability

2021

Research on sustainability and/in sport and, specifically, on the ecological aspects of participatory sporting events is still very scarce despite the recognition these topics have received by actors like, for instance, the European Commission and the United Nations. Against this backdrop, this paper sheds light on a field that is virtually uncharted in academic research, which is the environmental attitudes and willingness to pay for environmental sustainability of participants in participatory sporting events in Europe. In collaboration with the organizer of the Frankfurt Marathon, a study was conducted with a specific focus on German (speaking) marathon runners. In total 1764 data sets w…

Geography Planning and DevelopmentEnvironmental StudiesTJ807-830Environmental Sciences & EcologyComputer-assisted web interviewingManagement Monitoring Policy and LawTD194-195Renewable energy sourcesGermanWillingness to payPolitical scienceGermanyrunningGE1-350European commissionGreen & Sustainable Science & TechnologyFrankfurt MarathonMAJOR SPORTING EVENTScience & TechnologyEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentbusiness.industrypro-ecological attitudesWORLD CUPCitizen journalismPublic relationslanguage.human_languageEnvironmental sciencesEuropeSustainabilitylanguageScience & Technology - Other TopicsecologybusinessmarathonLife Sciences & Biomedicineenvironmentwillingness to payEnvironmental Sciences
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Age-Related Differences in Motivation of Recreational Runners, Marathoners, and Ultra-Marathoners

2021

Aim: This study was aimed to investigate the influence of age on the motivations of various types of runners, namely, marathoners, ultra-marathoners, and non-starters.Methods: A total of 1,537 runners including 380 women (24.7%) and 1,157 men (75.3%) took part in the diagnostic survey and completed the motivations of marathoners’ scales questionnaire (MOMS). The effect sizes were estimated.Results: The article presents several statistically significant differences in the impact of age on the motivations of runners in different categories and compares the motivations of marathon runners, ultramarathon runners, and non-starters. The results show that young non-starters decide to run for perso…

Gerontologymotivational structure in sportBF1-990Age relatedrunningGoal achievementPsychologyOlder peoplePsychologymarathonrecreational runnersRecreationultramarathonGeneral PsychologyOriginal ResearchFrontiers in Psychology
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