Are physical education teachers’ autonomy-supportive behaviors related to high-school students’ actual game-play performance?

Suneeta Kercood, James Sallis, Terry L. Conway, Thomas L. McKenzie, Judith J. Prochaska, Jamie Moody, Marianne Brown, Simon J. Marshall, John P. Elder

Health Behavior and Policy Review

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Too good to last: The short but inspiring career of an autonomy-supportive english teacher

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Are physical education teachers’ autonomy-supportive behaviors related to high-school students’ actual game-play performance?

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