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Comparative study of aggression and anxiety level among wrestlers and judoka

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Present study is Comparative Study of Aggression and Anxiety level among wrestlers and judoka. So the hypothesis is there will be no significant difference of aggression and anxiety quality among All India Inter level Wrestlers and Judoka players. There was significant difference in aggression, among the South, North, East and West zone men wrestlers and judokas. There was no significant difference in anxiety, among the South, North, East and West zones' men wrestlers and judokas. The national level wrestlers had greater anxiety level than judokas. The East zone players had greater aggression level than the South, North and West zones players. Further the South zone players had more aggression level than the North and West zone and also North zone players possessed greater aggression level than West zone players.

Martial Arts: Techniques, Psychology, and EducationSport Psychology and PerformancePhysical Education and PedagogyAggressionAnxietySignificant differencePsychologyDemographyDevelopmental psychologyMedicinePsychiatrySociology
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