When a food reaction does not cause physical manifestations such as hives and asthma,
patients’ complaints are often lightly dismissed. These patients often turn to alternative …

This study examined relationships among perceived athletic competence, sociometric status,
and loneliness in elementary school children. Participants were 99 boys (M age= 10.08 …

Objective: To examine differences in the processes of change and self-efficacy for exercise
across the stages of change in 3 populations to determine its suitability for use in diverse …

Reviews the bookManaging Food Allergy and Intolerance: A Practical Guide,'by Janice
Vickerstaff Joneja.

The purpose of this qualitative case study was to gain insight into the relationships among
school setting, student perceptions of that setting, and PA (physical activity) and PIA (physical …

Background. It is stated that the anxiety issue of adolescent pupils has been increasing a
concern in teachers and society (Lee & Hankin, 2009; Mocus, Schoot, Klimstra, & Branje, 2011)…

This study investigates Processes of Exercise Behavior Change on the basis of famous Trans
theoretical model (Prochaska et al, 1986). The number of 292 students (144 boys and 148 …

Objectives Coaches are a primary influence on athletes' development in youth sport (Horn,
2008). However, the intervention tone of coaches' behaviour has not been directly observed. …

The emerging field of youth development has been associated with indicators of Positive
Youth Development (PYD) known as the 5Cs (competence, confidence, connection, character …

This research aimed to investigate whether athletes’ perceptions of their coach’s effectiveness
on dimensions of coaching efficacy (ie, motivation, technique, character building) …