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Eating Disorders in Taekwondo Athletes: The Contribution of Coach Behavior, Body Satisfaction, and Goal Orientation

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By Renata Barić, Tanja Erdeljac
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Growth, Fatty Acid Profile and Malondialdehyde Concentration of Meagre Argyrosomus regius Fed Diets with Different Lipid Content

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By Daniel Matulić, Renata Barić, Ena Pritišanac, Slavica Čolak
| MDPI
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Croatian Combat Athletes’ Attribution Patterns for Their Successes and Failures

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By Margareta Jelić, Cassandra Sisneros, Rebeka Prosoli, Renata Barić
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Abstract : Successes and failures are integral outcomes to the sport experience. Based on decades of research, how athletes process both outcomes influence their thoughts, emotions, and subsequent achievement endeavors. Attribution theory details three dimensions as to the causes of success and failure. Since the 1980s, attribution theory has found a home in sport psychology literature. However, research across countries requires valid and reliable questionnaires.
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