Original paper
Physical Activity, Fitness, and Physical Self-Concept in Adolescent Females
Abstract
Cross-sectional research examined whether physical activity or physical fitness was more closely linked to physical self-concept in adolescent females ages 14 to 17 ( N = 103, 63% Caucasian). Moderate physical activity and vigorous physical activity were measured through a 3-day physical activity recall. Physical fitness was assessed using highly accurate measures of peak oxygen consumption (via cycle ergometer) and percent body fat (via dual...
Paper Details
Title
Physical Activity, Fitness, and Physical Self-Concept in Adolescent Females
Published Date
May 1, 2006
Journal
Volume
18
Issue
2
Pages
240 - 251
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