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Investigation of aggression of winners and losers quarter finalist team players in central zonal football competition

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The Present study was conducted to Investigate Aggression of winners and losers of quarter finalist male team players in central zonal football competition. (n=128) which was held in the session 2012-2013. 64 players were selected from quarter finalist runner team and 64 male football players were selected from quarter finalist winner teams. The measure aggression sports aggression inventory by Anand Kumar & Prem Shaker Shuklato was used. T-test was used to compare the aggression between quarter finalist runners and winners football team players and Analysis of variance was used to compare the aggression among four teams of quarter finalist runner and also quarter finalist four winners’ football player’s teams. The significant level was set at .05. Results revealed that there was significant difference found among winners and losers quarterfinalist team players in central zonal competition in relation to Aggression.

Sports Analytics and PerformanceSports, Gender, and SocietySports Performance and TrainingAggressionFootballQuarter (Canadian coin)Competition (biology)PsychologyFootball playersFootball teamTeam sportSocial psychologyAthletes
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