RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA

The aim of this research was to determine gender differences in middle school samples, i.e. male and female students of grammar schools. Examinee’s data (647 fema- les and 400 males) were collected by questionnaire that consist 60 indicators of leisure time and physical exercise with offered scale o...

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Main Authors: Stipe Blažević, Žarko Bilić, Danijela Bonacin
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Montenegrin Sports Academy and Faculty for Sport and Physical Education 2009-11-01
Series:Sport Mont
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Online Access:http://www.sportmont.ucg.ac.me/clanci/SportMont_Nov_2009_Blazevic_485-489.pdf
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spelling doaj-d1f6163743384d1ea39abb1bb1736a392020-11-25T02:41:55ZengMontenegrin Sports Academy and Faculty for Sport and Physical EducationSport Mont 1451-74852337-03512009-11-01VI18-19-20485489RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJAStipe Blažević0 Žarko Bilić1 Danijela Bonacin2Ekonomski fakultet Rijeka - Katedra za KineziologijuFakultet prirodno slovno-matematičkih i odgojnih znanosti Mostar Kineziološki fakultet TravnikThe aim of this research was to determine gender differences in middle school samples, i.e. male and female students of grammar schools. Examinee’s data (647 fema- les and 400 males) were collected by questionnaire that consist 60 indicators of leisure time and physical exercise with offered scale of 5 answers from “totally disagree” to “totally agree”. Data were processed by normalization, elementary statistics, and for this work purposes it was Analysis of variance for independent samples applied. The result shows us that gender samples expressed statistically significant differences in 21 variables that could be grouped in three set of attitudes: a) activity perception, b) way of activation, and 3) systematic support. It was assumed that results reflect significant part of conservative attitudes, but it is possible that differences come-out from ordinary gen- ders role acceptance as well as from biological presumptions. Methodologically, work brings applicable results without statistical limitations except in the part which demands transparency forward samples from other locations and schools.http://www.sportmont.ucg.ac.me/clanci/SportMont_Nov_2009_Blazevic_485-489.pdfleisure-timegirlsboysdifferences
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author Stipe Blažević
Žarko Bilić
Danijela Bonacin
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Žarko Bilić
Danijela Bonacin
RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA
Sport Mont
leisure-time
girls
boys
differences
author_facet Stipe Blažević
Žarko Bilić
Danijela Bonacin
author_sort Stipe Blažević
title RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA
title_short RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA
title_full RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA
title_fullStr RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA
title_full_unstemmed RAZLIKE PARAMETARA SLOBODNOG VREMENA UČENICA I UČENIKA GIMNAZIJA
title_sort razlike parametara slobodnog vremena učenica i učenika gimnazija
publisher Montenegrin Sports Academy and Faculty for Sport and Physical Education
series Sport Mont
issn 1451-7485
2337-0351
publishDate 2009-11-01
description The aim of this research was to determine gender differences in middle school samples, i.e. male and female students of grammar schools. Examinee’s data (647 fema- les and 400 males) were collected by questionnaire that consist 60 indicators of leisure time and physical exercise with offered scale of 5 answers from “totally disagree” to “totally agree”. Data were processed by normalization, elementary statistics, and for this work purposes it was Analysis of variance for independent samples applied. The result shows us that gender samples expressed statistically significant differences in 21 variables that could be grouped in three set of attitudes: a) activity perception, b) way of activation, and 3) systematic support. It was assumed that results reflect significant part of conservative attitudes, but it is possible that differences come-out from ordinary gen- ders role acceptance as well as from biological presumptions. Methodologically, work brings applicable results without statistical limitations except in the part which demands transparency forward samples from other locations and schools.
topic leisure-time
girls
boys
differences
url http://www.sportmont.ucg.ac.me/clanci/SportMont_Nov_2009_Blazevic_485-489.pdf
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