Abdullah Abdulmohsen Khalaf
General Directorate of Education in Maysan Governorate, Iraq

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Administrative Creativity and Its Role in Decision-Making among Elite League Handball Club Coaches from the Players’ Perspective Abdullah Abdulmohsen Khalaf; Saadoun Qasim Lazim
Journal of Education and Sport Science Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): January
Publisher : Wahid Hasyim University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31942/jess.v7i1.15709

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Objectives: This study aimed to develop two scales for measuring administrative creativity and decision-making among coaches of Iraqi Elite Handball League clubs, identify their levels, and examine the role of administrative creativity in supporting coaches’ decision-making. Materials and Methods: This study used a descriptive survey design with a correlational approach. The population consisted of 196 players from Iraqi Elite Handball League clubs during the 2024–2025 season. The sample was divided into an exploratory sample of 14 players, a scale-construction sample of 112 players, and an application sample of 70 players. Two scales were developed: the Administrative Creativity Scale and the Decision-Making Scale. Validity was examined through expert judgment, item discrimination, and internal consistency, while reliability was assessed using Cronbach’s alpha. Data were analyzed using SPSS and Microsoft Excel. Results: The final Administrative Creativity Scale consisted of 80 items across seven domains, while the Decision-Making Scale consisted of 56 items across five domains. The administrative creativity level was moderate, with a mean score of 267.814, while the decision-making level was high, with a mean score of 203.85. Most coaches were perceived to have moderate administrative creativity and high decision-making ability. Conclusions: The two developed scales were valid and reliable for measuring administrative creativity and decision-making among elite handball coaches. Administrative creativity appears to support decision-making by helping coaches generate alternatives, adapt to match situations, and select appropriate solutions under competitive pressure.
Assessment of Organizational Excellence in the Management of Sports Clubs from the Perspective of Their Members in Maysan Governorate Saadoun Qasim Lazim; Abdullah Abdulmohsen Khalaf
Journal of Education and Sport Science Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): July
Publisher : Wahid Hasyim University

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31942/jess.v7i2.17259

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The importance of this research lies in studying organizational excellence, a modern administrative topic, and its application within a sports institution, specifically the sports club administrations in Maysan Governorate. To the best of the researcher's knowledge, no such study has yet been conducted. It is addressed through a study in the sports field, focusing on weaknesses to contribute to building a strong foundation for the health of sports organizations and institutions. The research problem was that sports clubs in Maysan Governorate One of the pillars of youth sports work involves several efforts to support its activities and strengthen its work by evaluating its results. Among these efforts are objective and purposeful scientific studies aimed at evaluating the various aspects of its inputs and Its operations, outputs, and accompanying administrative, technical, and support applications; and to the best of the researcher's knowledge, there is no scientific study that gives a clear picture of the level of the heads of sports clubs in Maysan Governorate, as well as The research problem focuses on the level of organizational excellence in these clubs, addressing the following questions: Do sports clubs possess organizational excellence? And what is the level of this organizational excellence? The research aims to develop a scale To identify the level of organizational excellence in sports clubs from the members' perspective, the researcher used a descriptive approach with a survey method and correlational relationships. As a prelude to applying the research to it, the researcher divided it as follows: The exploratory experiment sample: It consisted of (11) members (from Al-Nasiriya Club and Maysan Sports Club). Their selection was purposeful, with a percentage of (6.34%), and the sample for constructing the organizational excellence scale included (90) members of the administrative bodies, representing (52.63%), and the sample of The application of the Organizational Excellence Scale included (70) members of the administrative bodies, and their percentage was (40.93%). One of the most important conclusions is the possibility of applying the Organizational Excellence Scale to other sports institutions such as sports clubs and federations.