Physical Self-Perception Profile - Revised (PSPP-R)
Physical self-concept is considered to be an important psychological outcome, and factors associated with the self regulation of physical activity such as attitudes and intention Importantly, physical self-concept is viewed as an important contributor to perceptions of self-worth in multidimensional, hierarchical models of self-esteem The physical self is defined as an individual’s perception of himself or herself in aspects of physical domains such as strength, endurance, sport ability, and physical appearance
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<p>This is a survey to get your views on your physical self concept in relation to Sport Competence, Physical Conditioning, Body Attractiveness and Physical Strength</p>
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