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Research Paper | Physical Education | India | Volume 4 Issue 7, July 2015
Self-Presentation Concerns and Pre-Game Influence on Adolescent Football Players- The Study of Physical Education
Mahmood Rashid Saeed [2] | Sumam Pandy [2]
Abstract: Teen impact on the game experience itself received scant empirical attention concerns. Future self-presentational concerns to examine the relationship between the purpose of the investigation and ex-sports affective States Middle and high school aged between football players. American football players (mean age 112 n ? ?, 15.57 years) selected former sports affective States (i. e. , attentiveness, self-assurance, and fear) measurement before week self-presentational concerns (SPSQ, McGowan, et al. , 2008) is a measure of completion. Evidence shows that rehabilitation protocols clinical and functional rehabilitation following a worse result could be associated with. Recently, it's that no one can follow not only their injury-rehabilitation diet a reduced rehabilitation engagement but that some athletes over may follow reflect the risk of premature withdrawal of the game or have been accepted. Currently, there is no way to follow more of, and adherence to it and associated with a premature return from risking longer uncertain results Regression analysis showed that negative concerns about appearing untalented athletically significant forecast East game attentiveness, b ? _ 0.43, R2adj (p < 0.001) ? 19.5% (p < 0.001), and self-assurance, b ? ? R2adj 11.9%, contributed _ 0.38 (p < 0.01). Conclusions these findings are likely to have a positive impact that mental States ex-game athletes to promote competitive and quality of experience, reduce self-importance of presentational concerns highlighted.
Keywords: Physical education, Attentiveness, sports, Self-assurance, Self-presentation, football players, influence
Edition: Volume 4 Issue 7, July 2015,
Pages: 1868 - 1872