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Attitudes in physical education encompass students' feelings, beliefs, and perceptions towards physical activity and sports. Positive attitudes can lead to increased participation, motivation, and enjoyment, while negative attitudes may result in disengagement and reluctance to take part. Factors influencing these attitudes include personal experiences, social interactions, and the teaching methods employed by educators. Fostering a supportive and inclusive environment is crucial for promoting positive attitudes towards physical education.
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What has the author Roland A Thornburg written?
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