DOCUMENT RESUME ED 075 403 SP 006 369 AUTH1N Singer, Robert N., El Weiss, Raymond A., rd. TITLE Completed Research inHealth, Physical Education, and Pee:rotation IncludlnqInternational Sources, Vol. 13, 1971 Edit ion. INSTITUTION A%rican AssociatiJnfor Health, Phymical riucition, and Recreation, Washington, ').C. PUB :ATE 71 "TOTE 248p. AVAILABLE FROM AAPHER Publication-Sales, 1201 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20036 (Stock No. 248-25144 $3.00, quantity discounts) EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC Not Available from !DRS. DESCRIPTORS Abstracte; Bibliographies; Educational Research; Health Education; Physical Education; Recreation; Research Reviews (Publications) ABSTRACT This volume contains research works completed in the areas of health, physical education, recreation, and allied area, during 1970. The publication in diviied into three parts: I--Index; II--Vibliography; and III -- "'hoses Abstracts. The Index offers an alphabetical cross-reference by subject for the works found in parts II and III. The Bibliography contains 976 research articles from 14S of the 212 periodicals reviewed by the Committee for Completed Research. Theses Abstracts were master's and doctor's theses from 59 institutions which offered graduate programs in health, physical education, recreation, and allied areas. Most references in this section are accompanied by abstracts and all are in alphabetical order according to institution. Major professors and names of institutional representatives who sent in the material are indicated for each article. Gists of the periodicals reviewed and reporting institutions are included. Names and addresses of the 11iember Committee on Completed Research are also presented. (Related document is 3P006366). 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Rasch Naval \1edical Field Itt.,:carch I'ninn'ilie, Indiana I ahoratory Camp 1 ejeune, North Carolina l'eter Fverett Florida State l'niversity I fuer). W. Seymour lallahassec, Florida Springfield college Springfield, NIa.0:aehuse...ts Jessie I lelen I laag 1'niversity of -I'exas Robert N. Singer \u.tin, jexas Co-chairman for Theses \bstracts Florida State I 'niversity Gerald Kenyon Fa Ilahasseo, Florida I'Mversite of Waturloo \\ Ontario celeste I 'Irich I 'niversity of North (rolina Joseph I I antagne Greensboro, North ( arolina l'niversity of California santa Barbara Raymond k eiss Santa Barbara, California Co-chairman for flibliography School of Education Kenneth Miller New York Iniversity Florida State University New York, New York Tallahassee, Florida I )1 .1 \ II I) to the International ( Ouncil on I leatth, l'h sieal 1.duci.tion, and Recreatior bs itsI 'nited States member, the \merican Association for1 lealth, Physical I ducation, and Recreation, to share this compilation with other member organi7ations of R and thus to extend knowledge in these fields.This annual volume is published in :epirg ee ith objective of exchanging, research among professional sAokcr. throughout the %%orld and furthcring advancement in health education, physical education, and recroatin. CONTENTS C0\1\11'111 I \1I N1I31 RS iii 1\ I*100('("110\ vi l' - 1\1)1 I WI' II - I' \10' III - lilt st s \ns 1'i( \(..rs (,t) It101)1(.\1.S ItIA'11 V.11) 218 INSIT10110NS It 1. l'OR FING 241 INTRODUCTION This compilation lists research completed :.) the areas of health, physical education, recreation, and allied areas during 1970.It is arranged in three parts: I.Index.In this section, cross references are given for all the listings in Parts II and III. References are arranged under the subject headings, which are in alphabetical order. Instructions for using the index are given at the top of page I. II.Bibliography.'fills is a listing of published research, citing articles published in 148 of the 212 periodicals reviewed by the Committee for Completed Research.*Me periodicals review d are listed on pages 238 through 240. Theses Abstracts.These are master's and doctor's theses from 59 institutions offering graduate programs in health, physical education, recreation, and allied areas. Institutions reporting are listed on pages 241 and 242. Most references are accompanied by abstracts of the research and all are numbered in alphabetical order according to the institution. Names of institutional repre- sentatives sending in these abstracts arc 'ndicated in parentheses after the name of the institution; major professors are in paren- theses after each reference. Universities and colleges are encouraged to submit abstracts of theses completed at their institutions in the year 1971 for inclusion in the next issue of Completed Research. Material shouldbe sent to Robert N. singer, chairman for Theses Abstracts. Robert N. Singer Raymond A. Weiss Co-chairmen Committee on Completed Research PART I INDEX 1111,4 index enables the reader to refer to the items of completed research listed in Parts II and III.Research topic: are arranged in alphabetical order. Hie reference nutmlxrs following each topic correspond to the listings of completed research dealing \EMI ta 1m topic. The carital letter B indicates a reference to be found in the 13ibliog- ,aphy fart 11): capital litter T indicates a reference to he found in the Iheses thstracts Wart III). A administration:13 13, 145; 1(11, 28'7, 327, 578 .%111'113 youth fitness (est:I. 212, adidescents:13 16, 307, 404, 611; 4511 222, 198 abortion:13 880 aerobic capacity:see metabolism; academic achievement:11 148, 460, work capacity, aerobic 489, 606 work: see metabolism; work, prepariLion: 218 aerobic accidents: 13 110, 154, 217, 233, 4 2:13 607, 7(14, 1)62; 212, 186 :371; T 544 and exercise:13 463 traffic:13 38, 255, 524, 757 and leisure:13 114 acclimatization, to altitude:B 184, and motor performance:13 389 6(13 and physical activity:13 6, 176, to cold:13 362, b48 561 to heat:13 250, 364, 72:3 and physical fitness:13 140,260, accuracy: 1 103, 252, 480 270, 345 achievement: T 286 age differences:13 622, 561 academic:13 348, 460, 489, 066; aging:13 21:3, 523 T 3, 230, 241, 257, 297, 334, aggressiveness:13 488, 764; T 481 342, 346, 350, 394, .552 agility:"1' 241, 318 athletic: T 90, 157, 523, 634 air pollution: see pollution, air physical: T 124, 313, 346, 350, alcohol:13 79, 390, 766, 906, 918 394 consumption:13 84, 188, 462, 799, under:13 855 828, 856 see also reading achievement and driving:13 524 action potential: T 24 education: T 551 activity, daily living:13 318 and perception:13 554 Effects of:13 56, 174,281, 578, and physical performance: 13444 717, 764, 923; T 297 alcoholism;13 18,35,144,155,205, physical:13 416, 607,656,747; 221,233,258,264,328,331, 1* 105, 316, 349,367,451, ;54,402,469,470,471,446, 553 543,548,565,567,613,620, and altitude:13 905 624,691,765,802,896,897, influence of:13 16,952;T118 920,921 preference:13 413, 612; T 128 altitude:13 111, 159, 305, 495; T 621, restriction: B 872 635 adaptation, muscular: B 901 and aerobic metabolism: B 184; addiction: see drugs 'I" 324 1 t I 11 1)10 \Rt 111:1 1.:;1-(11,1 th: II'100 competititbn: I 2°' and physical performance: II I 'licihilitt: I'(I Si I, 005 finances: I 4:15 ar I physiological response: heart: 11332 II:1911, 603, 020 injury:II 154 and respiration:13 104 participation:f 207 and work capacity:13 738 performance: 213 see also accilmiti7ation trainer:i3I altitude illness:B 36' training:'I' 56, 87, :117 amateurism: 181, 462 vonien: i 92, 549 amputees:13 425: T :14 see also competition; sport anaerobic: see metabolism;Power: .titude(s)11 7 Itu1,171, work 214, 327, 345, 35:1, 307, 174, analysis: I 61, 119, 2:11, 249, 104, 510, 567 352, :170,31,3, 403, 416, 4511, to wa rd athletic competition: T 456, 529, 626 totta rd body image:1. 8-, computer: T 162 tottard exercises:13 7; 1. 310 factor: T 304 toward health services: 13 10, 05, longitudinal: T 356 67(1 mechanical: T 2:15, 244, :119, 378, toward physical education: B11, 434, 504, 518, 617 748, 968; 85, 98, 183, 272, photographic:I. 12 288, 479, 613 anatomy:13 75, 118, 158, 346, 357, toward retirement: T 354 579, 010; T 34, 111 audience, effects of:1'189, 220, 238 anemia:13 IS, 14, 166, 711, 796 audio-visual aids: see films; instruc- animals, laboratory, dogs:13 518 tional aids; visualids monkeys: T aviation, stress:13 lot, 412 rats:13 274, 776; T 116, 176,621 ankle: T 34, 577,607 B anthropoinetry: