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Tekst van Nargesgh - English

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    • Relationship between self-efficacy and girls’ attitude toward physical activity and it’s comparison in public and private high schools.
    • The purpose of this investigation was to determine the relationship between self-efficacy and girls’ attitude toward physical activity and compare it in public and private high schools.
    • 240 students (i.e., public schools=120 and private schools=120) from Iran’s Ministry of Education located in Tehran district NO.
    • 4 were participated in this study.
    • The attitude toward physical activities and self-efficacy of students who were selected through random cluster sampling were measured by the Children’s Attitude toward Physical Activity Inventory (VAEZ MOUSAVI .et al) and the SHERER .et al self-efficacy scale.
    • Pearson correlation and T-test were used for data analysis.
    • The results showed a significant positive relationship between self-efficacy and social sustainability, refinement and austerity subscales in public high schools and social sustainability, aesthetics and refinement subscales in private high schools.
    • There were no significant differences between self-efficacy in public and private high schools.
    • In addition, there were significant differences in social sustainability, health and fitness, danger and excitement and aesthetics subscales between public and private high school students (p ≤ 0.05).
    • The students of public high schools had better attitude towards social sustainability, health and fitness, aesthetics than private students while private students had a better attitude toward danger and excitement.
    • The study results suggest that the regular education program with emphasis on the subscales of attitude and self-efficacy is effective on increase of physical activity.
  • Keywords: self-efficacy, attitudes, high school female students, physical activity, public and private schools.

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    • The purpose of this investigation was to determine the relationship between self-efficacy and girls’ attitude toward physical activity and compare it in public and private high schools.
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    • The purpose of this investigation wais to determine the relationship between self-efficacy and girls' attitude toward physical activity and compare it in public and private high schools.
    • The purpose of this investigation was to determineing the relationship between self-efficacy and girls’ attitude toward physical activity and compare iting these in public and private high school settings.
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    • The attitude toward physical activities and self-efficacy of students who were selected through random cluster sampling were measured by the Children’s Attitude toward Physical Activity Inventory (VAEZ MOUSAVI .et al) and the SHERER .et al self-efficacy scale.
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    • The attitude toward physical activities and self-efficacy of students who were selected through random cluster sampling were measured by the Children's Attitude toward Physical Activity Inventory (VAEZ MOUSAVI .et al) and the SHERER .et al self-efficacy scale.
    • The attitude toward physical activities and self-efficacy of students who were selected through random cluster sampling wereas measured byusing the Children’s Attitude toward Physical Activity Inventory (VAEZ MOUSAVI .et al) and the SHERER .et al self-efficacy scale.
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    • The results showed a significant positive relationship between self-efficacy and social sustainability, refinement and austerity subscales in public high schools and social sustainability, aesthetics and refinement subscales in private high schools.
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    • The rResults showeddemonstrate a significant positive relationship between self-efficacy and social sustainability, along with refinement and austerity subscales in public high schools andwith those of social sustainability, aesthetics and refinement subscales in private high schools.
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    • In addition, there were significant differences in social sustainability, health and fitness, danger and excitement and aesthetics subscales between public and private high school students (p ≤ 0.05).
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    • In addition, there were significant differences in social sustainability, health and fitness, danger and excitement and aesthetics subscales between public and private high school students (p ≤ 0.05) are observed.
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    • The students of public high schools had better attitude towards social sustainability, health and fitness, aesthetics than private students while private students had a better attitude toward danger and excitement.
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    • The sStudents of public high schools hademonstrated better attitudes towards social sustainability, health and fitness, aesthetics than private students while. In contrast, private students had a better attitudeindicated stronger perspectives towards danger and excitement.
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    • The study results suggest that the regular education program with emphasis on the subscales of attitude and self-efficacy is effective on increase of physical activity.
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    • The study results suggest that thea regular education program with an emphasis on the subscales of attitude and self-efficacy is effective oin increase ofing physical activity among students.
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