Social Interest, Running, and Life Adjustment

Social Interest, Running, and Life Adjustment

High social interest persons and runners reported significantly higher life adjustment scores than did low social interest persons and nonrunners. The interaction effect, however, was not significant.

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Veröffentlicht in:The Personnel and Guidance Journal 1982-11, Vol.61 (3), p.146-149
Hauptverfasser: ZARSKI, JOHN J., WEST, JOHN D., BUBENZER, DONALD L.
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