Model Effect of Psychological Skills on Communication Skills and Social Capital of Sport Managers

The purpose of this study was to present a model for presenting a model of the effect of psychological skills on communication skills and social capital of sports managers. This research is descriptive and correlated. The statistical population of the study consisted of 405 people, all managers of sports organizations of Isfahan province. According to the Cochran formula, the sample size was 199 people who were selected randomly from the statistical community. To collect data, mental skills questionnaires Salmla's (2001), communication skills Barstoun (1990) and social capital Putnam (1999) with reliability (0.85, 0.86, and 0.87) were used. Ten Physical Education Teachers express their views on the tendency of management and planning to be factual and content validity. All data were analyzed using the statistical software package Social Sciences Version 19 and Liserl software version 54/8. Path Analysis The presentation of a pattern of the relationship between the effect of psychological skills on communication skills and social capital of sport managers indicates that the model is suitable. According to regression model, the relationship between psychological skills components including basic, psychoanalytic and cognitive skills is the ability to predict communication skills and social capital. Generally, it can be argued that senior executives of sports organizations should be empowered to be empowered to be part of social capital and that their mental skills should grow even more.