Sociology Examine Of Sport Health Behaviors

According to the research topic to behaviorism theory,social learning theory, social cognitive theory, humanistic theory,through literature review, in-depth interviews and participant observation and other qualitative research methods in total more than a hundred sports participants. Final selection of which 87 representative cases from the perspective of sociology depth and detailed analysis,to explore the root causes of the development process and the factors affecting their daily lives and health of motor behavior and movement intrinsic link health behavior,and reveals the whole society movement in the state health behavior patterns. Process set forth movement mechanism from the perspective of health behavior of individuals and groups,deconstruction movement health behavior,which made a reasonable proposal and countermeasures system architecture to build sports health behaviors. Groups in order to increase public awareness of health behavior for the movement level,change the public’s unhealthy lifestyles,promote the formation and development of sports and health behaviors.Through access to a large number of relevant literature and repeatedly visited the investigation,for the study of sports health behavior has come to the following conclusions:1. Sports health needs, motivations, behaviors, and interactions between objectives, form contains dynamic mechanisms, procedures, mechanisms and development mechanism of sports and health behavior.2. Individual health behavior and group exercise health behavior,although various forms of organization,but the overall participation is not high,the low quality of movement.3. Lack of health awareness campaign, campaign awareness is weak, less exercise time, exercise is the basis of subjective factors that affect the movement of poor health behaviors generated.4. Lack of exercise space, sports atmosphere is poor, unscientific methods and means motion, sport organization groups are not standardized in the objective level hampered the development of sports and health behaviors.