论健康健身管理者的伦理定位希腊的实证调查

IF 1.2 Q3 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM Retos-Nuevas Tendencias en Educacion Fisica Deporte y Recreacion Pub Date : 2023-10-11 DOI:10.47197/retos.v51.100703
Katerina Paschalidou, Efi Tsitskari, Kostas Alexandris, Thomas Karagiorgos, Dionisios Filippou
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摘要本研究的目的是检查在希腊健康和健身经理的伦理观点。为了达到这个目的,我们采用了一个改编版的道德立场问卷(EPQ) (Forsyth, 1980)。此外,该研究还试图确定这些健身中心的管理者在道德观念上是更倾向于理想主义还是相对主义。249名健康和健身经理参与了本研究,并完成了福赛斯的原始EPQ问卷,该问卷共包含20个变量,其中10个评估理想主义,10个评估相对主义。EPQ被翻译成希腊语,并经过多次试点研究,适应希腊健康和健身行业的具体背景。进行了验证性和探索性因素分析,得出了一份包含两个不同因素的12项问卷。改进后的EPQ具有较强的内部一致性,并与相关构念具有收敛效度。此外,对规范性程序的分类表明,希腊的健康和健身管理人员持有不同的道德立场。一些人倾向于更绝对的道德方法,而另一些人则在道德考虑中考虑了情境因素。调查健康和健身经理的道德观点可以为制定道德行为准则和该部门量身定制的教育举措提供宝贵的见解。关键词:商业道德;健康;健身,管理者,道德立场问卷(EPQ)
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Conceptualizing ethics positions of health and fitness managers; an empirical investigation in Greece
Abstract. This research aim was to examine the ethical viewpoints of health and fitness managers in Greece. To achieve this, an adapted version of the Ethics Position Questionnaire (EPQ) (Forsyth, 1980) was employed. Additionally, the study sought to determine whether managers of these fitness centers leaned more towards idealism or relativism in their ethical perspectives. A group of 249 health and fitness managers participated in this study and completed Forsyth's original EPQ questionnaire included a total of 20 variables, with 10 assessing Idealism, and 10 evaluating Relativism. The EPQ was translated into Greek and adapted to suit the specific context of the Greek health and fitness industry, following multiple pilot studies. Both confirmatory and exploratory factor analyses were conducted, resulting in a 12-item questionnaire with two distinct factors. The modified EPQ demonstrated strong internal consistency and showed convergent validity with related constructs. Furthermore, the categorization of normative procedures into types suggested that health and fitness managers in Greece held varying ethical positions. Some leaned towards a more absolute ethical approach, while others took into account situational factors in their ethical considerations. Investigating the ethical perspectives of health and fitness managers can provide valuable insights for developing ethical codes of conduct and tailored educational initiatives within this sector. Key Words: business ethics, health & fitness, managers, Ethics Position Questionnaire (EPQ)
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