State anxiety change after a parachute jump and its determinants: gender, experience, and temperament features
Study aim: To determine the role of gender and experience level as factors differentiating state anxiety before and after a parachute jump, and to ascertain relationships between state anxiety and temperament features.
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Main Authors: | Bołdak Agnieszka (Author), Guszkowska Monika (Author) |
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2014-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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