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Iss Issn 0350-3828 www.fizickakultura.com ISSN 0350-3828 ISSN UDC 796 UDC Belgrade, 2017 Belgrade, Научни часопис из области спорта и физичког васпитања • Вол. 71, бр. 2, децембар, 2017. децембар, 2017, 2 , FIZI^KA KULTURA Journal of Sport Sciences & Physical Education • Vol. 71, Issue 2, December 2017 December 2, Issue 71, Vol. • Education Physical & Sciences Sport of Journal Physical Culture, December, 2017, 2 Physical Culture, December, ISSN 0350-3828 Београд, 2017. УДК 796 www.fizickakultura.com PHYSICAL CULTURE Phys. Cult. (Belgr.) ISSN 0350-3828 Belgrade, December, 2017 Vol. 71 № 2: pp. 75-202 UDC 796 PHYSICAL CULTURE is a scientific journal, publishing scientific articles from the fields of sport and physical education, as well as from related bio-medical, humanistic, social and natural sciences. Only original articles which were not published elsewhere with original results out of scientific investigations or with new empirical experiences will be accepted. The first issue of “Physi- cal Culture” was published in 1950, continuing the tradition of the journal “Physculture”, which had been published since 1947. Indexed and serviced in: Published by: Journal was indexed in: FACULTY OF SPORT AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION, EBSCO SPORTDiscus Full-Text, UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE Indeх Copernicus, Serbian Citation Index, Google Scholar Editor-in-Chief Editorial Board Branislav Jevtić Milan Čoh (Slovenia) Janko Strel (Slovenia) Editors Daniela Daseva (Bulgaria) Dragoljub Višnjić Frane Erčulj (Slovenia) Irina Juhas Slavko Trninić (Croatia) Stanimir Stojiljković Marco Machado (Brasil) Duško Ilić Vujadin Mujović (Serbia) Marija Macura Paul Maman (India) Dušanka Lazarević Jose Maria Buceta (Spain) Dragan Mirkov Spomenka Mujović (Serbia) Slobodan Jarić (USA) Contact person / manager Vasiliot Thanopoulos (Greece) Saša Golub Dusan Hamar (Slovakia) Đorđe Stefanović (Serbia) Faculty of sport and physical education Belgrade Josef Tihany (Hungary) Blagoja Parovića 156, 11030 Beograd Kasuba Vitalij Aleksandrovic (Ukraine) Е-mail: [email protected] Andrey Krasnikov (Russia) Herbert Hartman (Germany) Language Editors Ken Hardman (UK) Gordana Vekarić (English) Jeanne Keay (UK) Bojana Sabo (Russian) Igor Štirn (Slovenia) Meral Tarar-Tutus (German) Damir Sekulić (Croatia) Goran Marković (Croatia) Language Instructor Goran Ćirović (Serbia) Sida Bogosavljević Lusy Power (UK) Jerzy Kosiewicz (Poland) Address Mihajlo Mijanović (Montenegro) PHYSICAL CULTURE Ivo Jirasek (Czech) Blagoja Parovica 15611030 Belgrade, Serbia Mirela Damian (Romania) Phone: + 381 11 3531 000; Fax: + 381 11 3531 100 Mehmet Gunay (Turkey) E-mail: [email protected] www.fizickakultura.com Printed by: NEWPRESS, Smederevo Journal is published twice a year Publication is financially supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Serbia, No.451-03-83 / 2009-02, dated June,15th 2009 Copyright @ Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, University of Belgrade Circulation 200 Anual subscription (account No. 840-1102666-24 for journal: “Physical culture” claim on no.04): ● for institutions 600 dinars ● individuals 500 dinars ● students 400 dinars ● foreigners 50 Euros. Single copy: 300 dinars CIP - Каталогизација у публикацији Народна библиотека Србије, Београд 796/799 ФИЗИЧКА култура / одговорни уредник Бранислав Јевтић. - Год. 4, бр. 1/2 (1950)- . - Београд : Факултет спорта и физичког васпитања, 1950- (Смедерево : Newpress). - 30 cm Полугодишње. - Наслов и текст у обрнутом смеру на енгл. језику; наслов на обрнутој насловној страни: Physical culture. - Је наставак: Fiskultura = ISSN 1451-981X. - Друго издање на другом медијуму: Физичка култура (Online) = ISSN 2217-947X ISSN 0350-3828 = Fizička kultura (Beograd) COBISS.SR-ID 1340932 PHYSICAL CULTURE ISSN 0350-3828 Belgrade, December 2017 Vol. 71, № 2: pp. 75-202 UDC 796 CONTENTS 2017/2 REVIEW PAPER Đorđe Jakovljević PERSONAL AND SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS OF A SUCCESSFUL RESEARCHING CAREER IN THE FIELD OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES – PERSONAL REVIEW / OVERVIEW ...................75 SCIENTIFIC PAPERS Alyson J Crozier, Todd M Loughead, Krista J Munroe-Chandler TOP-DOWN OR SHARED LEADERSHIP? EXAMINING DIFFERENCES IN ATHLETE LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOURS BASED ON LEADERSHIP STATUS IN SPORT .........................................................................86 Filip Kukić, Aleksandar Stanković, Vladimir Mrdaković, Dusko Ilić, Miloš Ubović INTRA-SESSION AND INTER-SESSION RELIABILITY OF ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN LEG EXTENSION DURING MAXIMUM VOLUNTARY ISOMETRIC CONTRACTIONS OF QUADRICEPS: THE EFFECT OF KNEE ANGLE ............99 Anida R. Fazlagić, Milena Belić THE CONNECTION OF PERFECTIONISM AND FLOW WITH ATHLETES OF A DIFFERENT PERFORMANCE LEVEL ...111 SHORT REVIEW Vladan Vukašinović STEVAN TODOROVIĆ, LIFE AND WORK OF A PERFORMER, ARTIST, EDUCATOR AND FOUNDER OF ORGANIZED SPORT IN SERBIA .................................................................................................118 PROFFESIONAL PAPERS Ana V. Vesković, Nikola M. Petrović ETHICS EDUCATION IN APPLIED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY . 127 Bojan Leontijević, Aleksandar Janković, Lazar Tomić TACTICS OF ATTACK OF FOOTBALL TEAMS IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE KNOCKOUT PHASE IN SEASONS OF 2015/2016 AND 2016/2017 ..........................................................................137 Hajnalka F. Požar, Čaba F. Požar RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIFESTYLE AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS AMONG ADOLESCENT ........................145 THEMATIC PART OF THE JOURNAL: „SCIENTIFIC MAGAZINE „PHYSICAL CULTURE” - 70 YEARS OF DURATION” INVITED PAPERS Božo Bokan THE JOURNAL “PHYSICAL CULTURE” – 70 YEARS OF DURATION ..................................................154 Nenad Živanović PHYSICAL CULTURE – A FRAMEWORK FOR THE MEDIA CLARIFICATION OF MAN’S CULTURAL BEING ...............166 Adam Petrović A DIALOGUE ON THE SPORTS TRAINING THEORIES IN PROFESSIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS ..........172 Branislav Jevtić SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL “PHYSICAL CULTURE” ON THE MISSION TO DEVELOP SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL COMMUNITY .......................................................................................182 ERRATUM: Hamid Arazi, Saedi Tahmineh, Izadi Mani ASSOCIATION OF ANTHROPOMETRIC, PHYSIOLOGYCAL AND PHYSICAL TRAITS TO SUCCESS OF ELITE MALE MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS ............................................................................195 ERRATUM: Goran Kasum, Marija Mladenović THE SELF-PERCEPTION OF ATHLETES WITH DISABILITY .........................................................196 LIST OF AUTHORS ................................................................................................197 REVIEWER LIST ...................................................................................................198 MANUAL FOR AUTHORS ...........................................................................................199 ФИЗИЧЕСКАЯ КУЛЬТУРА ISSN 0350-3828 г. Белград, декабрь, 2017 г., книга 71, № 2: стр. 75-202 УДК 796 СОДЕРЖАНИЕ 2017/2 ОБЗОРНАЯ СТАТЬЯ Джордже Яковлевич ПЕРСОНАЛЬНАЯ И СИСТЕМАТИЧЕСКАЯ НЕОБХОДИМОСТЬ УСПЕШНОЙ ИССЛЕДОВАТЕЛЬСКОЙ КАРЬЕРЫ В ОБЛАСТИ МЕЖДИСЦИПЛИНАРНЫХ БИОМЕДИЦИНСКИХ НАУК – ЛИЧНЫЙ ОБЗОР/ ЭКСКУРС. .................75 НАУЧНЫЕ СТАТЬИ Алисон Й. Крозиэр, Тодд М. Лоугхэд, Криста Й. Мунро-Шандлер ИЕРАРХИЧЕСКОЕ ИЛИ РАСПРЕДЕЛЕННОЕ ЛИДЕРСТВО? ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ РАЗЛИЧИЙ В ПОВЕДЕНИИ СПОРТИВНЫХ ЛИДЕРОВ НА ОСНОВАНИИ ЛИДЕРСКОГО СТАТУСА В СПОРТЕ ............................................................................................................86 Филипп Кукич, Александр Станкович, Владимир Мрдакович, Душко Илич, Милош Убович НАДЕЖНОСТЬ ЭЛЕКТРОМИОГРАФИИ ВНУТРИ И МЕЖДУ СЕССИЯМИ ПРИ МАКСИМАЛЬНЫХ ВОЛЬНЫХ ИЗОМЕТРИЧЕСКИХ КОНТРАКЦИЯХ ЧЕТЫРЕХГЛАВОЙ МЫШЦЫ: ВЛИЯНИЕ СУСТАВНОГО УГЛА ..................99 Анида Р. Фазлагич, Милена Белич СВЯЗЬ ПЕРФЕКЦИОНИЗМА И ВООДУШЕВЛЕНИЯ У СПОРТСМЕНОВ С РАЗНЫМ УРОВНЕМ УСПЕШЕОСТИ .......111 КРАТКИЙ ОБЗОР Владан Вукашинович СТЕВАН ТОДОРОВИЧ: ЖИЗНЬ И ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТЬ ЗАНИМАЮЩЕГОСЯ СПОРТОМ, ХУДОЖНИКА, ПРОСВЕТИТЕЛЯ И ОСНОВОПОЛОЖНИКА ОРГАНИЗОВАННОГО СПОРТА В СЕРБИИ . .118 СТАТЬИ ПО СПЕЦИАЛЬНОСТИ Анна В. Вескович, Никола М. Петрович ЭТИЧЕСКОЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ В ПРИКЛАДНОЙ ПСИХОЛОГИИ СПОРТА . 127 Боян Леонтиевич, Александр Янкович, Лазарь Томич ТАКТИКА НАПАДЕНИЯ ФУТБОЛЬНЫХ КОМАНД В ФИНАЛЕ СОРЕВНОВАНИЯ ЛИГИ ЧЕМПИОНОВ В СЕЗОНАХ 2015/2016 и 2016/2017 ....................................................................................137 Гайналка Ф. Пожар, Чаба Ф. Пожар СВЯЗЬ МЕЖДУ СТИЛЕМ ЖИЗНИ И СТЕПЕНЬЮ УПИТАННОСТИ У ПОДРОСТКОВ .................................145 ТЕМАТИЧЕСКАЯ ЧАСТЬ ЖУРНАЛА „НАУЧНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ „ФИЗИЧЕСКАЯ КУЛЬТУРА“ – СЕМЬДЕСЯТ ЛЕТ СУЩЕСТВОВАНИЯ“ – СТАТЬИ ПО ПРИГЛАШЕНИЮ Божо Бокан ЖУРНАЛ ФИЗИЧЕСКАЯ КУЛЬТУРА :70 ЛЕТ СУЩЕСТВОВАНИЯ . 154 Ненад Живанович ФИЗИЧЕСКАЯ КУЛЬТУРА КАК РАМКА МЕДИЙНОГО ПОЯСНЕНИЯ ЧЕЛОВЕЧЕСКОГО КУЛЬТУРНОГО СУЩЕСТВА . 166 Адам Петрович ДИАЛОГ О ТЕОРИЯХ СПОРТИВНОЙ ТРЕНИРОВКИ В НАУЧНОЙ ПЕРИОДИКЕ И ПЕРИОДИКЕ ПО СПЕЦИАЛЬНОСТИ ..............................................................................................172 Бранислав Йевтич НАУЧНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ «ФИЗИЧЕКАЯ КУЛЬТУРА» В ВЫПОЛНЕНИИ МИССИИ РАЗВИТИЯ НАУЧНОГО И ОБЩЕСТВЕННОГО ОБЪЕДИНЕНИЯ. ..............................................................................182 ЭРРАТУМ Арази Хамид, Саеди Тахминех, Изади Мани ВЗАИМОСВЯЗЬ АНТРОПОМЕТРИЧЕСКИХ, ФИЗИОЛОГИЧЕСКИХ И ФИЗИЧЕСКИХ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИК С УРОВНЕМ УСПЕШНОСТИ ЛУЧШИХ АЛЬПИНИСТОВ ............................................................195 ЭРРАТУМ Горан Касум, Мария Младенович САМОВОСПРИЯТИЕ СПОРТСМЕНОВ-ИНВАЛИДОВ ...............................................................196
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