This paper aimed at identifying the athlete Girls’ lifestyle position, based on normal or abnormal characteristics. The method of this study was quantitative research and survey techniques were used to gather and analyze the data. Statistical society includes all athletic girls in Medical Sciences Athletic Olympiad in Shahrekord, Iran. 355 girls were selected through stratified sampling technique. The results showed that among athlete girls, 51.6 percent had a tendency to particular Coverage, 7.5 percent in body Management, 54.3 percent in Media Consumption, 42.6 percent in leisure activities and 46.6 percent in their music Consumption had abnormal position. Totally, 40.8 percent of athletic girls had abnormal lifestyle. In addition, the results also showed that there was not a significant relationship among different athletic field and athletic participation variables with girls’ different lifestyles, but there was a significant relationship among athletic background variables with dependent variable.
T, H., J, J., Z, S., & Z, F. (2013). The Sociological Study of Girls’ Normal and Abnormal Lifestyles A Case Study of Athletic Girls. Quarterly Journal of Woman and Society, 4(vol 4/ no 2), 1-31.
MLA
H. T; J. J; S.M Z; F. Z. "The Sociological Study of Girls’ Normal and Abnormal Lifestyles A Case Study of Athletic Girls". Quarterly Journal of Woman and Society, 4, vol 4/ no 2, 2013, 1-31.
HARVARD
T, H., J, J., Z, S., Z, F. (2013). 'The Sociological Study of Girls’ Normal and Abnormal Lifestyles A Case Study of Athletic Girls', Quarterly Journal of Woman and Society, 4(vol 4/ no 2), pp. 1-31.
VANCOUVER
T, H., J, J., Z, S., Z, F. The Sociological Study of Girls’ Normal and Abnormal Lifestyles A Case Study of Athletic Girls. Quarterly Journal of Woman and Society, 2013; 4(vol 4/ no 2): 1-31.
)