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Perfectionism and Excellencism in Parents of Teenagers in Organized Sports: The Place of the Child in the Parent’s Self-Concept
Parents of children in organized sports have become increasingly involved in their children’s sport journeys and there are growing concerns about their behaviors when attending their children’s competitions. One potential driver of these negative behaviors is the inclusion of the child in the parent
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