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MFE 3081
|
Energy expenditures of aerobic dance for females aged 24 to 35 years |
1 |
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MFE 3082
|
Effect of exercise on plasma estradiol 17-β in Wistar rats |
1 |
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MFE 3083
|
Relationships between physical fitness and selected serum lipids and lipoproteins in middle aged women |
1 |
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MFE 3084
|
The physiological effects of a twenty week distance running program on teenage girls correlated with performance |
1 |
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MFE 3085
|
An energy cost comparison of four aerobic dance programs |
1 |
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MFE 3086
|
A playground movement confidence inventory for elementary school children |
1 |
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MFE 3087
|
Profiles of tourists at Indiana state park inns developed from psychographic and sociodemographic characteristics |
1 |
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MFE 3088
|
Development of work sampling methodology for analysis of park maintenance |
1 |
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MFE 3089
|
A comparison of the perceptions of select Canadian and United States municipal parks and recreation directors on the level of importance of organizational goals |
1 |
|
MFE 3090
|
The relationship of the study of leisure to the perception of the quality of life |
1 |
|
MFE 3091
|
The effects of the three-day workweek on patterns of leisure participation of blue-collar workers |
1 |
|
MFE 3092
|
Correlates of life satisfaction in retirement |
1 |
|
MFE 3093
|
Selected criteria for determining the most valued aspect of leisure-- activity? environment? relationships? |
1 |
|
MFE 3094
|
The relationship between parents' sexual attitudes and their college sons' or daughters' sexual attitudes and sexual behavior |
1 |
|
MFE 3095
|
Biochemical detection of smoking exposure of cardiac outpatients |
1 |
|
MFE 3096
|
The relationship between levels of sexual satisfaction and personality traits in individuals with genital herpes |
1 |
|
MFE 3097
|
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation a study of trainees' retention / |
1 |
|
MFE 3098
|
The effects of exercise and a low fat or a moderate fat diet on selected coronary risk factors |
1 |
|
MFE 3099
|
Needs assessment in a school drug education program |
1 |
|
MFE 3100
|
Effect of image and sex on persuasiveness of audiovisual health communication |
1 |
