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ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP IN THE TRAINERS OF SOME OF THE ELITE GAMES OF ELITE CLUBS IN IRAQ AND THEIR ASSISTANTS

Azhar Abdel Wahab Mohammed, Prof.Dr. Iqbal Abdul Hussein Nima, Prof. Dr. Hoda Abdel Samie Abdel Wahab

Volume: 9 Issue: 2 2019

Abstract:

The study aimed atsistants. The researcher used the descriptive method in the case study method on a sample of the supervisors of the training analyzing the behavior of the organizational citizenship of the trainers of some of the elite games for the elite clubs in Iraq and their as process for some of the elite games for the elite clubs in Iraq represented by the trainers and their assistants (94) (2017/2018) For each of the games (football, volleyball, basketball, volleyball), the sample of the research was chosen by the intentional method by (100%) to be the total sample, which was divided laterIn accordance with the requirements of the methodological procedures to three samples, the researcher followed the systematic steps sequentially to achieve adaptation to the preparation of this measure, and applied to the sample application and the treatment of results statistically SPSS system, and concluded that the trainers of some of the elite games for elite clubs in Iraq and their assistants need to support the level The behavior of their citizenship and the organizational returns to the positive returns to them and their football clubs, and recommended the need to strengthen the policies of clubs in increasing this support for the conduct of regulatory citizenship in a manner suited to the nature of the tasks assigned to them

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