A multilevel analysis of sibling physical activity

Article Abstract:

The hierarchical linear modeling, examined individual and family-level covariates of physical activity. Data collected from 930 siblings across 371 families revealed that at the individual level and at the family level, age and responsibilities respectively were significant predictors of physical activity.

Exercise, Family

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Generalizability of the PSDQ and its relationship to physical fitness: The European French connection

Article Abstract:

Generalizability of support for within-and between construct validity was tested based on responses from French school students is studied. The overall results demonstrated good support for the generalization of the Physical Self-Description Questionnaire (PSQD) responses.

Self-perception, Self perception

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A multilevel approach to motivational climate in physical education and sport settings: An individual or a group level construct?

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The effects of class room motivational and individual goal orientations on individual students outcomes collected early and late in the school year are evaluated. Multilevel approach revealed significant class-average differences in motivational climate.

Physical education and training, Physical education

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