Resumen
El estudio tiene como base la Ciencia del Deporte y de la psicología del deporte se centra
en los programas temáticos relacionados con el desarrollo positivo de la juventud (DPJ), en
el deporte, en busca no sólo contribuir a la profundización de los conocimientos en esta
área, pero también para la promoción de su aplicación y difusión, especialmente en los
países de habla portuguesa, donde aún es la aplicación particularmente escasos, lo que
demuestra que los resultados deportivos centrados PDJ en una vida más activa y saludable
que, en consecuencia hacia adelante a la superación. Este estudio es de naturaleza
cualitativa, construido a partir de la revisión bibliográfica en revistas y autores de prestigio
internacional en este campo del conocimiento. Por último, el análisis de los impactos del
deporte en los jóvenes puede colaborar eficazmente a la desmitificación de aspectos
positivos y negativos que a veces se atribuyen a figuras del deporte.
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