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. 2022 Sep 26;17(9):e0269287. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0269287

Table 3. Categories, concepts, and emerged codes by participants (Experts).

Category Concepts Final codes Interviewees (Experts)
The lifestyle-shaping structures Macro level Economic structure E4, E11, E14
Socio-cultural structure E17
Political-legal structure E5, E13, E19
Religion E1, E7
Meso level Global styles E12, E15
Traditional elites҆ styles E2, E6, E10
Micro level Familial situation E15
Individual ideals E3, E8, E17
Childhood deficiencies E18
Indicators of elite athletes’ lifestyle Responsibility Social responsibility E6
Sporting responsibility E2, E9
Sportsmanship E8, E16
Financial literacy Foresight financial E15
Being thrifty E5
Financial advisor user E10, E13
Consumption Distinctive consumers E5, E14
Need-driven consumers E19
Cultural consumers E8
Leisure Familial leisure E12, E17
Closed E1, E11, E18
Virtual leisure E3
Sumptuous E10
Professional mindset Professional relations E4, E7
Punctuality E14
Life vision Educational vision E1, E10
Occupational development plans E3, E19
Economic development E1, E11
Reputation E7
Competencies Self-management E14, E17
Self-care E6, E13, E14
Religious behaviors Religious duties E4
Religious relations E14
Personal issues Marriage style E5, E18
Dependency E10, E16
Professionalizing of lifestyle (BSP) Macro level Professional sports governing body E15
Sports colleges E 15, E19
Academic supportive programs E2, E9
National role model E16
Meso level Sports schools E3
Professional sports club E15, E17
Micro level Goal setting E11
Imitation of a role model E15, E18