This report provides descriptions of 14 research projects offered as poster presentations at the 1995 conference. The research projects focused on: attitudes of preservice physical education teachers toward teaching students with mild disabilities; relationship between preservice physical education teachers' attributes and attitudes toward students with mild disabilities; course content characteristics of the introductory adapted physical education course for preservice physical education teaching majors; educational preparation of instructors of introductory adapted physical education courses; therapeutic recreation participation levels of adolescents during psychiatric hospitalization; Richardson apparatus for leaping ability; a profile of season ticket holders for women's basketball; comparison of reaction time measurement in male athletes and nonathletes; isometric strength measurements as predictors of physical performance test scores in college men; comparison of two methods of measuring sit-and-reach flexibility in high school students; recommendations for school system selection of devices which measure adipose tissue; a longitudinal study of physiological changes in free living college football players; comparing fitness between two geographically different female populations; and total serum cholesterol fluctuations in active and nonactive 18 to 30 year old women during their menses. (JDD)