The Effects of Two Types of Required Physical Education Programs on Attitudes and Exercise Habits of College Alumni.

Adams, Thomas M., II; Brynteson, Paul

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Publication Date: 1995

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The Effects of Two Types of Required Physical Education Programs on Attitudes and Exercise Habits of College Alumni.

Adams, Thomas M., II; Brynteson, Paul

Physical Educator, v52 n4 p203-10 Win 1995

The two types of programs investigated were required basic activity-based physical education and required conceptually-based physical education, both in small Christian colleges. Surveys indicated that real differences between the groups were small in respect to knowledge, attitudes, and habits. (SM)

Descriptors: Alumni, Attitudes, College Graduates, Colleges, Comparative Analysis, Exercise, Experiential Learning, Graduate Surveys, Higher Education, Knowledge Level, Physical Activity Level, Physical Education, Physical Fitness, Required Courses

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Language: English

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