Self-Esteem and Body Appreciation in Students of Sports Sciences Faculty: A Structural Equation Model

The aim of this research is to examine the body appreciation and self-esteem levels of sports sciences faculty students. In this study, it was used relational screening model that is one of the quantitative reserch methods. The research group of the study was composed of students who study in Facult...

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College Students
Correlation
Foreign Countries
Gender Differences
Human Body
Scores
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Sports Medicine
Student Attitudes
Team Sports
Universities
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