Johnson, 1949 - Google Patents
A study of emotion revealed in two types of athletic sports contestsJohnson, 1949
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- 18335536948151109847
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- Johnson W
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- Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation
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PURPOSE OF THE STUDY A. To explore the relationship of emotion and competitive physical activities. B. To compare pre-contest emotional reactions of participants in a violent team sport (football) with those of participants in a combative sport (wrestling). These two …
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