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Risk Benefit Analysis of Health Promotion: Opportunities and Threats for Physical Education

Patricia Vertinsky Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Canada, V6T 1Z5
Pages 71-83 | Published online: 19 Mar 2012

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Jenny McMahon, Dawn Penney & Maree Dinan-Thompson. (2012) ‘Body practices—exposure and effect of a sporting culture?’ Stories from three Australian swimmers . Sport, Education and Society 17:2, pages 181-206.
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Jenny McMahon & Maree DinanThompson. (2011) ‘Body work—regulation of a swimmer body’: an autoethnography from an Australian elite swimmer. Sport, Education and Society 16:1, pages 35-50.
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Zali Yager & JenniferA. O';Dea. (2005) The Role of Teachers and Other Educators in the Prevention of Eating Disorders and Child Obesity: What Are the Issues?. Eating Disorders 13:3, pages 261-278.
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Kim L. Bercovitz. (2000) A critical analysis of Canada's ‘Active Living’: Science or politics?. Critical Public Health 10:1, pages 19-39.
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Philip White, Kevin Young & James Gillett. (1995) Bodywork as a Moral Imperative: some Critical Notes on Health and Fitness. Loisir et Société / Society and Leisure 18:1, pages 159-181.
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JanetC. Harris. (1993) Using Kinesiology: A Comparison of Applied Veins in the Subdisciplines. Quest 45:3, pages 389-412.
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PatriciaA. Vertinsky. (1992) Reclaiming Space, Revisioning the Body: The Quest for Gender-Sensitive Physical Education. Quest 44:3, pages 373-396.
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MaryA. Steinhardt & Deborah Rohm Young. (1992) Psychological Attributes of Participants and Nonparticipants in a Worksite Health and Fitness Center. Behavioral Medicine 18:1, pages 40-46.
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Jim McKay, JenniferM. Gore & David Kirk. (1990) Beyond the Limits of Technocratic Physical Education. Quest 42:1, pages 52-76.
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LindaL. Bain, Timothy Wilson & Ellie Chaikind. (1989) Participant Perceptions of Exercise Programs for Overweight Women. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 60:2, pages 134-143.
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Monica Nelson & Shannon Jette. (2022) Muscle moves mass: Deconstructing the culture of weight loss in American Olympic Weightlifting. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 58:5, pages 765-782.
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Laura K. Field & Mary A. Steinhardt. (2016) The Relationship of Internally Directed Behavior to Self-Reinforcement, Self-Esteem, and Expectancy Values for Exercise. American Journal of Health Promotion 7:1, pages 21-27.
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Charles Edgley & Dennis Brissett. (2011) HEALTH NAZIS AND THE CULT OF THE PERFECT BODY: SOME POLEMICAL OBSERVATIONS. Symbolic Interaction 13:2, pages 257-279.
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Derek Colquhoun. (2015) Emancipatory Health Education & Environmental Education: The Emergence of the New Public Health. Australian Journal of Environmental Education 5, pages 1-8.
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