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Area called Nový rybník and the public opinion of citizens living in Příbram
Schejbal, Antonín ; Flemr, Libor (advisor) ; Buriánková, Jitka (referee)
Title: Areál Nový rybník a veřejné mínění obyvatel Příbrami Objectives: The aim of my diploma thesis is to use a public opinion research to find out the attitude of citizens living in Příbram for publicly discussed issues related to an Area called Nový rybník Methods: For this work, a qualitative research method was used - survey questioning. To find out the opinions of the citizens of Příbram, a questionnaire was compiled, which was distributed in online as well as in physical form. Results: On the basis of the conducted research, it was found that the perception of the area is generally viewed very positively by public and that the vast majority of the Příbram citizens visit the area at least once a year. The Příbram public has rather a negative attitude towards the entry of dogs into the area. A narrow majority of residents agree with the ban on drinking alcohol in the area. More than a half of Příbramans would have no problem paying the entrance fee to the complex. Keywords: public opinion, Areál Nový rybník, Příbram, Sports facilities of the Příbram, questionnaire survey, quantitative research, electronic survey
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Attitude of football fans
Roub, David ; Buriánková, Jitka (advisor) ; Šíma, Jan (referee)
Title: The attitude of football fans towards cases in Czech football Objectives: The main aim of this bachelor thesis is to find out knowledge of football fans in theme of corruption cases in Czech football and then find out what kind of impact it has on individual segment of football in eyes of football fans. Methods: Research in this bachelor thesis was done by questionnaire. Questionnaire was constructed on website www.vyplnto.cz and after that it has been distributed to personal contacts. Theoretical part is based on research of literature. Results: The results of research shows that football public knows a quite a few informations about corruption cases in Czech football. Fans see corruption as one of the crucial factors in questions of lowering quality and attractiveness of Czech football. Also fans see corruption as problem why Czech football cannot get on higher level. According to fans, corruption has been connected to Czech football association Keywords: attitude, corruption, football, image, fans, case
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Management of the suburban sports camps
Sýkorová, Barbora ; Buriánková, Jitka (advisor) ; Ruda, Tomáš (referee)
Title: Management of sport day camps Goals: The main goal of the bachelor thesis is to map the interests of parents in lecturers/coaches expertise and education when choosing sport day camps. Methods: Qualitative and quantitative methods of research were used in the thesis, specifically data analysis and electronic questioning. Descriptive analysis was used in the practical part of the thesis. Results: The results of the questionnaire survey have confirmed the interest of parents in the education of coaches/lectors on sport day camps, even though the personnel doesn't matter for the respondents when looking up sport day camps, and they don't look up the level of education of said personnel. Based on the result of the thesis, some recommendations for sports clubs were made at the end of thesis, which are dealing with the organization of sport day camps. Key words: Children, free time activities, children's camps, legislative, free time
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Discussion on the organization of the Olympics in the Czech Republic: opinions of selected groups
Bejček, Martin ; Buriánková, Jitka (advisor) ; Ruda, Tomáš (referee)
Title: Discussion about the organization of the Olympics in the Czech Republic: opinions of selected groups Objectives: The main objective of the thesis is to determine the current attitude of selected groups of the Czech public towards a possible future candidacy for hosting the Olympic Games in the Czech Republic by means of a questionnaire survey. Methods: This survey describes the current attitude of selected groups in Czech society. 478 participants took part in the survey and subscribed via direct links to the questionnaires. All questions were answered by 298 respondents who were divided into predefined groups. The selection of the groups was based on consultation with experts across the sports sector. The survey was conducted in the form of an electronic questionnaire that used a variety of question types, including Likert scale and semantic differential methods. The questionnaire was created through the Survio platform and subsequently disseminated on social media and sent via email to selected groups. Results: The thesis describes the current attitude of selected groups of Czech society towards the potential future candidacy of the Czech Republic as a host of the Olympic Games. The survey shows that the main shortcomings that, according to the respondents, limit the Czech Republic from...
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Safe sport
Cvachová, Adéla ; Němcová Tejkalová, Alice (advisor) ; Buriánková, Jitka (referee)
The final thesis Safe Sport summarizes scientific theoretical knowledge with references to other relevant literature and presents a didactic material draft that can be used as a base for raising awareness and developing education in the field of safe sport in the Czech Republic. Text of the thesis is divided into two parts, a theoretical and a practical. The first, theoretical part defines the term safe sport by summarizing professional concepts and scientific knowledge using the methods of analysis, synthesis, comparison and compilation. In order to put these concepts and knowledge into context and to analyze the state of the Czech sport environment, they are supplemented by available case reports from the Czech media. The subsequent practical part of the thesis presents a proposal for didactic material reflecting the current situation and needs of the Czech sports environment. In addition to the theoretical scientific knowledge, it also includes practical suggestions for prevention and possible procedures for dealing with specific examples of situations that cross the boundaries of a safe sport environment. Keywords: prevention, harassment, abuse, non-accidental violence, didactic material, education, youth
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Discussion on the organization of the Olympics in the Czech Republic: opinions of selected groups.
Bejček, Martin ; Buriánková, Jitka (advisor) ; Ruda, Tomáš (referee)
Title: Discussion about the organization of the Olympics in the Czech Republic: opinions of selected groups Objectives: The main goal of the work is to find out the current attitude of selected groups of the Czech public to a possible future candidacy for the Olympic Games with help of a questionnaire survey. Methods: The work used electronic questioning in the form of an Internet questionnaire in which various types of questions were used, including methods of the Likert scale and semantic differential. Results: The thesis summarizes the current attitude of selected groups of the Czech public to the potential future candidacy of the Czech Republic for the organizer of the Olympic Games. The results also include recommendations for other author of the topic. The results of the work could help potential future organizers and applicants for candidacy for better orient themselves in the current opinion of selected groups of the Czech public and improve their chances of success. Key words: Olympic Games, candidacy, organization, public opinion, Czech Olympic Committee, International Olympic Committee
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Impacts of the Covid 19 pandemic on mental health
Pospíšilová, Magdalena ; Buriánková, Jitka (advisor) ; Pavlů, Dagmar (referee)
Title: Impacts of the Covid 19 pandemic on mental health Aims: The main aim of the work is to observe what influence the Covid 19 pandemic had on the mental health of the respondents in the 10-80 age range . The aim of the research is to find out which group of the respondents was the most affected by the pandemic and how their lives changed during the ongoing pandemic. Methods: The basis for this work was the quantitative research in the form of a questionnaire survey whose results were processed through descriptive statistics, contingency tables and the regression method, which was used to verify the hypotheses. The questionnaire survey included batteries of questions related to mental health, consultations, well-being, loneliness, employment, lifestyle, the influence of media surveillance, suicidal ideation and socio- demographic indicators. Results: The respondents in the oldest age group, it means 60 years and older, were found to report the worst effects of the pandemic in the field of mental health. The risk of suicidal thoughts was the highest in the youngest category aged 10-19 and also in the oldest one over 60 years. Another finding was that the respondents who watched the media for more than 2 hours a day, were associated with a higher risk of impact on their mental health. Furthermore,...
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The aggressive behaviour in the NHL
Dytrych, Lukáš ; Buriánková, Jitka (advisor) ; Slepičková, Irena (referee)
Title: The aggressive behaviour in the NHL. Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to describe and analyze NHL fighting phenomenon. The analysis will be realized as a research study. At first, sources of the thesis will be described. Then, there will be mentioned contemporary backgrounds and theoretical points included theory of aggressiveness in everyday sport. Complex view on the aggressive behaviour within the NHL will be assigned as a main part of whole thesis. Main part will contain historical view, ongoing trends of NHL and brief glance to rules of the NHL. Methods: Basic information from the field of NHL fighting was compiled by direct method of research and by method of induction. Research via comparative method was used marginally. Results: Results of my thesis will help to understand and to light up aggressive behaviour phenomenon in NHL. This issue is not published in European countries. Thesis will help to why hockey players do fight, where are roots of the NHL brawling or how is an attitude of officials in NHL. Keywords: NHL, aggressiveness, aggressive behavior, brawl, fight, delinquency
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A Healthy life style in Czech Republic
Buriánková, Jitka ; Hamplová, Dana (advisor) ; Šiftová, Jana (referee) ; Sekot, Aleš (referee)
This work gives an elementary insight into the issue of healthy lifestyles in terms of different perspectives, and so in this respect, we can follow up on Cockerham's study (2005), which offers a comprehensive paradigm of exploring a healthy lifestyle. The key issue lies in the debate on whether the choice of a healthy lifestyle is subject to structural influences or to individuals' choices (the classical problem of structure and behavior). The main aim of this work is to verify the determination of individual components of a healthy lifestyle. Due to the difficulty of finding one indicator, we examine separately the conditionality of healthy eating, smoking, drinking, sports. In the analysis of individual dimensions of a healthy lifestyle, we take into account not only the basic socio-demographic variables, but also the knowledge, attitude, well-being and compensation strategy as mediating factors of a healthy lifestyle. Enriching the analysis offers the inclusion of compensatory theory, because these strategies weaken the rationality of action. Compensation strategies play an important role in risky behavior. In this, our knowledge in the Czech environment is unique. The hypotheses are verified on a representative set of research "Aktér 2013" (N = 1088), carried out by STEM, which included...
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Trade relations between the European Union, its individual Member States and Russian Federation
Buriánková, Jitka ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Trojanová, Kamila (referee)
The focus of this Bachelor thesis is the analysis of mutual trade relations between the European Union and the Russian Federation. This work takes into account, among other things, the events of recent years, such as sanctions or the drop in oil prices. The first chapter describes both the European Union and the Russian Federation primarily from an economic point of view and over the years 2011-2015. The second chapter deals with trade policy and agreements between the EU and Russia. The last chapter discusses the mutual trade of these two territories with regard to commodity and territorial structures. The relations between three EU Member States - Germany, the Czech Republic and Poland - and Russia are analysed in more detail. In addition, the last part of the thesis includes a reflection on the potential future of the EU-Russia relations.
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