La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développement
The purpose of this article is to analyze refereeing performance in sports. Two studies were carried out: the first focused on the referee’s effective activity and experience; the second examined the supervisor’s activity, as he assesses the referee’s performance. We show that: (1) The referee’s act...
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| description | The purpose of this article is to analyze refereeing performance in sports. Two studies were carried out: the first focused on the referee’s effective activity and experience; the second examined the supervisor’s activity, as he assesses the referee’s performance. We show that: (1) The referee’s actual work exceeds the tasks he is usually assigned – that of enforcing the rules; (2) refereeing involves the development of multiple skills so as to show players what is allowed and ensure their compliance; (3) refereeing performance is co-constructed. The study onsupervisors’ assessment activity complements these results, by highlighting the tensions which comprise the construction of refereeing performance: (1) tension between a performance built on the accuracy of the referee’s decisions in relation to separate situations within the game, and consideration of refereeing dynamics throughout the match; (2) tension between a performance given in accordance with objective elements and an assignment of value which depends on a community’s interests; (3) tension between the a priori prescribed criteria and certain elements of contextualized assessment. This research also demonstrates the complexity and the collective and systemic nature of refereeing performance. In so doing, it provides new opportunities for the development of refereeing performance, based on work debates. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-3989f1f3757f4829b3fdf4e7f4e5292c2025-08-20T02:26:46ZengAssociation Recherche et Pratique sur les ActivitésActivités1765-27232014-04-0111110.4000/activites.425La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développementGéraldine Rix-LièvreSimon BoyerFabien CoutarelPascal LièvreThe purpose of this article is to analyze refereeing performance in sports. Two studies were carried out: the first focused on the referee’s effective activity and experience; the second examined the supervisor’s activity, as he assesses the referee’s performance. We show that: (1) The referee’s actual work exceeds the tasks he is usually assigned – that of enforcing the rules; (2) refereeing involves the development of multiple skills so as to show players what is allowed and ensure their compliance; (3) refereeing performance is co-constructed. The study onsupervisors’ assessment activity complements these results, by highlighting the tensions which comprise the construction of refereeing performance: (1) tension between a performance built on the accuracy of the referee’s decisions in relation to separate situations within the game, and consideration of refereeing dynamics throughout the match; (2) tension between a performance given in accordance with objective elements and an assignment of value which depends on a community’s interests; (3) tension between the a priori prescribed criteria and certain elements of contextualized assessment. This research also demonstrates the complexity and the collective and systemic nature of refereeing performance. In so doing, it provides new opportunities for the development of refereeing performance, based on work debates.https://journals.openedition.org/activites/425rugby refereeperformanceexperience skillswork debatesevaluation |
| spellingShingle | Géraldine Rix-Lièvre Simon Boyer Fabien Coutarel Pascal Lièvre La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développement Activités rugby referee performance experience skills work debates evaluation |
| title | La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développement |
| title_full | La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développement |
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| title_full_unstemmed | La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développement |
| title_short | La performance arbitrale : de son étude à son développement |
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| topic | rugby referee performance experience skills work debates evaluation |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/activites/425 |
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