The effects of success and failure in physical performance upon state anxiety and bodily concern of college students varying in anxiety proneness

The effects of success and failure in physical performance upon state anxiety and bodily concern of college students varying in anxiety proneness

by Robert C. Noyes

Part of [Oregon. University. School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Microform publications]

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