Sensation Seeking Tendency in Mountain Climbers

Sensation Seeking Tendency in Mountain Climbers

A 20th Century Phenomenon

by Athiqul H. Laskar

112 pages· 2000· ISBN 9780595090235
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There has been no book ever written on sensation seeking tendency in mountain climbers except several articles in medical and research journals around the world. This book is a complete study of sensation seeking tendency among mountain climbers who are willing to take risks to enjoy the thrill and experience. The study found the significant differences at the .05 level between mountain climbers and nonmountain climbers in all dimensions this research study made. This book found the extremely high sensation seekers. The book is excellent for classroom study for colleges and universities around the world, for all nations and races, for recruitment process for Olympic games, and students of sports psychology departments.

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