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Moral and Emotional States of Pupil Athletes and Their Performance in Competitions
Sports participation, whether team-based or individual, fosters children’s self-esteem, confidence, social skills, academic motivation, and overall well-being, highlighting its vital role in psychological, social, and character development. This study examined the moral and emotional states of pupil
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