发展体育经济的社会心理因素分析

竞技运动和消遣娱乐的全球性“体育热”，这种社会需求提示我们，体育经济的发展路径是如何适应社会心理的趋向，充分利用体育运动的文化诱因，展示体育经济作为“文化经济”的内含，以此在经济与文化的良性互动中，繁荣体育经济。     

The impact of digital technology on archival science

Archival science is to be regarded as a system. The properties of that system can be investigated and integrated. The methodology to do so has been tested in two research projects which are presented in this article as examples of the way in which the view of archival science as a system supports the development of new knowledge and as a demonstration of the stability of archival theory. This article presupposes that the archival discipline is also a “science”. Many have argued against the idea on the basis of a common perception that a science is a type of study entirely objective by virtue of the rigorous manner in which it is carried out and the restricted range of topics to which it applies. In fact, the activity of science is based upon a complex framework of assumptions that make it possible for the landscape of the scientific endeavour to be redrawn over time, and, while striving towards objectivity, considers it to be an unattainable ideal.     

关于三段论一般规则存在依据的思考

三段论理论是人类有史以来第一个真正的理论体系.选择有效式是构造三段论理论重要的一环.三段论一般规则是一种最简单实用的选择方法,但却存在理由不足的缺陷.包含关系的概念内涵之间所具有的蕴涵关系,能够单一地引申或者说充分地论证三段论全部一般规则,甚至能直接识别出三段论每一个具体的有效式,从而为采用一般规则做有效式选择标准的三段论理论提供了可靠的理论依据.     

经济的发展并不一定导致幸福的增加--对"和谐社会"的思考

长期以来,我们一直把经济发展与人民福利的提高看作是一种正相关关系,其实,物质条件的改善只是促进福利增长的一个重要条件,甚至不是必要条件,更不是充分条件.从经济增长与幸福之间的关系来看,只有促进社会的全面发展,才能真正做到以人为本,提高人民的福利水平.     

邓小平理论的思维特征

本文通过对邓小平理论思维特征的分析,向人们展示邓小平理论的思维形式,揭示思维形式对于国家民族的意义.进而更加解放思想,更新思维形式,促进社会主义现代化建设大业.     

人格特质的因素分析

本文旨在介绍人格特质理论的因素分析方法 ,其代表人物是卡特尔和艾森克。在对其人格特质理论进行简要分析的基础上 ,文章着重讨论了因素分析方法在人格特质研究中的应用。     

运动训练学学科建设与发展若干问题的探讨

探讨了运动训练学在竞技体育中指向直接获得竞技状态；运动训练学的研究对象、内容包括相关的实践内容和学科自身研究；运动训练学基本概念和理论的发展还不成熟；运动训练学学科地位具有确定性，但属性还存在分歧；学科的研究方法还不成熟，方法运用应注意适用性问题；学科应注重科学学的研究，在科研机制、设置、人才建设等方面也亟待加强。     

运动后恢复过程规律的生化研究进展（未完待续）

运动后恢复过程长期以来一直是运动生物化学研究的重点,总结近50年来的研究成果,介绍运动与身体生化适应的基本特点及身体运动能力提高的基本规律,为科学训练提供应用性理论基础。     

Invisible children? The need for support groups for siblings of disabled children

Previous research and first-hand experience suggest that a child with a disability can have a profound effect on family life. Although the need for sibling support has been acknowledged in legislation, the implications for non-disabled siblings remain unclear. In this article, Angie Naylor, lecturer in psychology, and Phil Prescott, senior lecturer in childhood and youth studies, both based at Edge Hill, review a number of key themes emerging from the literature on sibling support. They go on to report the findings from an in-depth study of one sibling support group. The work was carried out in partnership with Barnardo's in the north-west of England and involved setting up a sibling support group, in response to an analysis of local need, and evaluating its impact. This research indicates a clear need for further service provision to meet the needs of the siblings of disabled children who attended the scheme. Angie Naylor and Phil Prescott argue for a reinvigorated debate about the needs of such children and champion the importance of listening to children and valuing what they have to say. The results of this small-scale evaluation project have clear implications for future research and, potentially, for policy and practice.