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A comparative study of emotional maturity between football players at different level of achievements

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Aim: To find out the difference of emotional maturity between football players at different level of achievements (viz. Sub Junior level, Junior level and Senior level). Methods: Sixty Nine, female football players between the age group of 12-28 years were chosen as subjects. Emotional Maturity Scale was used as tool for the present study.Statistics: The differences in the mean of each group for selected variables were tested for the significance of difference by One-way Analysis of Variance. Results: Emotional Unstability and Lack of Independence were found statistically significant (P .05) between football players (N=69) (viz. Sub Junior Level (N1=35), Junior Level (N2=22) and Senior Level (N3=12).

Problem Solving Skills DevelopmentPhysical Education and PedagogyFootballMaturity (psychological)PsychologyFootball playersSignificant differenceStatistical significanceDemographyMathematicsDevelopmental psychologyStatistics
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