Self-concept and physical self-perception differences between active wheelchair basketball players and non-active disabled male adults

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1999
Erdem, Başak

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B. Erdem, “Self-concept and physical self-perception differences between active wheelchair basketball players and non-active disabled male adults,” Middle East Technical University, 1999.