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Strength Test Norms for College Women Entrants

Erna Driftmier
Pages 80-85 | Published online: 20 Dec 2013

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James L. Nuzzo. (2020) Correcting a Historical Error about Female Participation in Training Studies Before 1975. Quest 72:4, pages 373-382.
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M. Gladys Scott. (1939) The Assessment of Motor Abilities of College Women through Objective Tests. Research Quarterly. American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation 10:3, pages 63-83.
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Ruth Strang, Howard A. Lane & Edward A. Lincoln. (2016) Chapter V: Health and Physical Education. Review of Educational Research 7:5, pages 482-490.
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