The Role of Physical Self-Perception and Sport Identity in the Physical Activity and Sport Participation of Girls and Women

Patrick Lau; Lynda Ransdell

The Role of Physical Self-Perception and Sport Identity in the Physical Activity and Sport Participation of Girls and Women

Patrick Lau, Lynda Ransdell

Kinesiology Department

Hong Kong Baptist University

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Abstract

The benefits of physical activity and sport are well documented. Physical activity is unparalleled for its ability to reduce overall mortality rates and improve health risk factors. Despite these positive benefits, a large portion of the world's population does not participate in regular physical activity (U.S. Department of Health and Human Service [USDHHS], 1999).

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Ensuring the Health of Active and Athletic Girls and Women
State	Published - 1 Jan 2005

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The Role of Physical Self-Perception and Sport Identity in the Physical Activity and Sport Participation of Girls and Women

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