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(2021-07-14)Despite that the term ‘stress’ was originally suggested as a non-directional construct (Selye, 1936), popular beliefs about stress and its colloquial use of the term often remained one sided (i.e., distress: negative ...
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(2021-07-15)The purpose of this dissertation study is to first understand how inter-organizational partnerships (IOPs) are structured and networked within sport-for-development (SFD) organizations. Then, this study examines how these ...
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(2021-04-23)Changes in diet that have occurred in the last several decades in many developed countries have contributed to high obesity rates and an increasing prevalence of chronic diseases among immigrant populations. My study, ...
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(2021-04-30)Data analytics in professional sports has become a major part of competition in the last two decades, especially in major sports such as American football, basketball, baseball, and soccer. Professional tennis has not ...
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Female college student motivations for participation in intramural sports: within group comparisons (2020-12-02)While physical activity can have a variety of health benefits, female college students, on average, participate in less physical activity than do male college students (Han et al., 2008; “Physical activity guidelines for ...
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