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View The effects of a stress management program on the anxiety levels and freethrow shooting of moderately-skilled female basketball players By Margaret Anne Speck

The effects of a stress management program on the anxiety levels and freethrow shooting of moderately-skilled female basketball players

The effects of a stress management program on the anxiety levels and freethrow shooting of moderately-skilled female basketball players

By Margaret Anne Speck

View The relationship of pre-competition arousal assessments to self-perceived performance competencies in collegiate wrestlers By Gerard Sean Barry

The relationship of pre-competition arousal assessments to self-perceived performance competencies in collegiate wrestlers

The relationship of pre-competition arousal assessments to self-perceived performance competencies in collegiate wrestlers

By Gerard Sean Barry

View The influence of situation criticality on the performance of male collegiate basketball players By Neil Alexander Roberts

The influence of situation criticality on the performance of male collegiate basketball players

The influence of situation criticality on the performance of male collegiate basketball players

By Neil Alexander Roberts

View The relationship of pre-competition arousal assessments to self-perceived performance competencies in collegiate wrestlers By Gerard Sean Barry

The relationship of pre-competition arousal assessments to self-perceived performance competencies in collegiate wrestlers

The relationship of pre-competition arousal assessments to self-perceived performance competencies in collegiate wrestlers

By Gerard Sean Barry

View An assessment of variations in the skilled performance of female intercollegiate basketball players as a function of competitive circumstances By Patricia L Brett

An assessment of variations in the skilled performance of female intercollegiate basketball players as a function of competitive circumstances

An assessment of variations in the skilled performance of female intercollegiate basketball players as a function of competitive circumstances

By Patricia L Brett