THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN
ABSTRACT The aim was to investigate the relationship among the general perceived motor competence (GPMC), the perceived competence relative to tasks (PCRT), the actual motor competence (AMC), and the gender in children. Seventy-five children, boys nd girls, aged between 9 and 10 years, participated...
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doaj-ee0d34a7cf1f4aa187f8d91393fee34e2020-11-25T02:48:20ZengUniversidade Estadual de MaringáJournal of Physical Education2448-24552710.4025/jphyseduc.v27i1.2744S2448-24552016000100140THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDRENGlauber Carvalho NobrePaulo Felipe Ribeiro BandeiraNadia Cristina ValentiniABSTRACT The aim was to investigate the relationship among the general perceived motor competence (GPMC), the perceived competence relative to tasks (PCRT), the actual motor competence (AMC), and the gender in children. Seventy-five children, boys nd girls, aged between 9 and 10 years, participated in the study. The GPMC was assessed using the Self-Perception Profile for Children. We used a scale developed by the authors for this study, preliminarily validated, to assess the PMCRM. The AMC was assessed by the Test of Gross Motor Development - 2. The results showed children perceived themselves as moderately competent and reported their own motor competence relative to motor skill as "little or no difficulty". The correlations were weak and not significant between GPMC, PCRT and AMC for the majority of the skills. In conclusion, there was not relationship between the ways in which the children evaluate their own motor competence in the majority of the skills, for boys and girls. Children most likely use other parameters, without considering their own proficiency in fundamental motor skills to assess their competencies.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S2448-24552016000100140&lng=en&tlng=enchildrenperceived competencemotor skills |
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Glauber Carvalho Nobre Paulo Felipe Ribeiro Bandeira Nadia Cristina Valentini THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN Journal of Physical Education children perceived competence motor skills |
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Glauber Carvalho Nobre Paulo Felipe Ribeiro Bandeira Nadia Cristina Valentini |
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Glauber Carvalho Nobre |
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN |
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN |
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN |
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN |
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GENERAL PERCEIVED MOTOR COMPETENCE, PERCEIVED COMPETENCE RELATIVE TO MOTOR SKILL AND ACTUAL MOTOR COMPETENCE IN CHILDREN |
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relationship between general perceived motor competence, perceived competence relative to motor skill and actual motor competence in children |
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Universidade Estadual de Maringá |
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Journal of Physical Education |
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ABSTRACT The aim was to investigate the relationship among the general perceived motor competence (GPMC), the perceived competence relative to tasks (PCRT), the actual motor competence (AMC), and the gender in children. Seventy-five children, boys nd girls, aged between 9 and 10 years, participated in the study. The GPMC was assessed using the Self-Perception Profile for Children. We used a scale developed by the authors for this study, preliminarily validated, to assess the PMCRM. The AMC was assessed by the Test of Gross Motor Development - 2. The results showed children perceived themselves as moderately competent and reported their own motor competence relative to motor skill as "little or no difficulty". The correlations were weak and not significant between GPMC, PCRT and AMC for the majority of the skills. In conclusion, there was not relationship between the ways in which the children evaluate their own motor competence in the majority of the skills, for boys and girls. Children most likely use other parameters, without considering their own proficiency in fundamental motor skills to assess their competencies. |
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children perceived competence motor skills |
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