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Effects of Unmanaged Sports-Related Conflicts among Colleges of Education Students in Ghana.

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DOI: 10.18535/ijsrm/v6i5.el06· Pages: EL-2018-345-348· Vol. 6, No. 05, (2018)· Published: May 23, 2018
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Abstract

The purpose of the study was to unravel and analyze effects of sports-related-conflicts in the Central-Western Zone of Colleges of Education in Ghana. Quantitative descriptive survey was used to unravel the effects of sports-related-conflicts among students in the Colleges of Education in the Central Western zone. A questionnaire was administered to 369 respondents. Data collected was analyzed using descriptive statistics. It was revealed that the effects of sports-related-conflicts assumed different forms including; creation of state of chaos, destruction of property, retaliation, sowing seeds of bitterness, rough play action, suspicion, unnecessary tensions, blackmailing among others. It was recommended that conflicts in sports at the Colleges of Education in Ghana should be properly managed by the organizers of the sporting activities

Keywords

Rough playactionBlackmailingSeeds of bitterness
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Richmond Stephen Sorkpor
OLA College of Education, Cape Coast
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Emily Araba Forson
Tutor, OLA College of Education-Cape Coast
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Bismark Tsorhe
Tutor, St Teresa’s College of Education- Hohoe
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