Productive thinking for the trainers and players in the premier league of hand ball and its relationship arrangement of teams
Keywords:
productive thinking, team’s arrangementAbstract
The research aims to the relationship of productive thinking between the players hand ball for the premier league arrangement of teams and Identification results of both productive thinking arrangement of teams for the trainers of teams in the premier league at hand ball and Identification of productive thinking for the trainers of teams in the premier league at hand ball, while the search problem was selected in the main question to answer this question, the tow researcher was able to forming hypotheses with statistical significance in productive thinking
Between trainers and players of hand ball for premier league and there is relationship Between productive thinking and arrangement of teams in league, and to validate the hypotheses of the study the descriptive approach was used on the (30) of players (5) for each team and (12) trainers assistant coach, and the results of this research the level of productive thinking for players rises who received advanced positions and decreases with playrs of late positions.
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