J. A. García de Cortázar, E. Portela, E. Cabrera, M. González Jimenez y J. E. López de Coca: Organización social del espacio en la España medieval. La Corona de Castilla, siglos VIII–XV, Barcelona, Ariel, 1985.

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“…Nevertheless, the positive relation between a high level of physical activity and the emotional wellbeing of adolescents has been demonstrated ( Shoup et al, 2008 ; Iannotti et al, 2009 ; Ramos et al, 2012 ); while a greater emotional self-concept implies better control of both situations and emotions, as well as a greater level of commitment in their daily lives ( García and Musitu, 2014 ). This would suggest that some of the factors that characterize the practice of organized sports, such as a greater frequency and intensity, competitiveness or commitment ( Blanco et al, 2006 ; Isorna et al, 2014 ), could be decisive in the emotional dimension of self-concept.…”

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“…The practice of physical or sporting activity was evaluated in terms of organized sports, due to the required commitment and assiduity ( Isorna et al, 2014 ). Organized sport is that which is institutionalized, recognized, practiced following certain rules and regulations, and which is developed on the basis of training and official competitions ( Blanco et al, 2006 ). It is also characterized by a greater sporting motivation, frequency and intensity, known as competitiveness or sporting commitment ( Blanco et al, 2006 ; Isorna et al, 2014 ; Rial et al, 2014 ).…”

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Self-Concept in Childhood: The Role of Body Image and Sport Practice

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The purpose of this study was to explore the differences in satisfaction with body image depending on whether the subject practices organized sport or not, as well as the gender of the children. In addition, the study aims to examine the role of body image and the practice of organized sport on the process of building the academic, social, emotional, family and physical dimensions of self-concept in childhood. To do so, a sample of 944 pupils was used. These children were attending primary school in different centers of the Autonomous Community of Extremadura (Spain) and were between 9 and 12 years of age. The main results of the study show that three out of every four children participating in this study were not satisfied with their figure and one out of every five was very dissatisfied. The satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the figure was similar in boys and girls, although it could be appreciated that the ideal body image is partly conditioned by gender stereotypes. The children most satisfied with their body image had a greater academic and physical self-concept. The children that practiced organized sports had a greater physical and emotional self-concept. The children most dissatisfied with their body image and practiced organized sports had a lower family self-concept. All these findings are discussed with reference to previous research literature.

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Bases para el análisis geohistórico del poblamiento rural tradicional en Galicia

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La Música De Las Cantigas Revela Las Ordenanzas De Trazado De La Ciudad Medieval Alfonsina

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La común regularidad de las pueblas fundadas por Alfonso X en Castilla ha sido estudiada por prestigiosos investigadores del último siglo, quienes han coincidido en afirmar que la similitud geométrica de las mismas podría responder a una idea preconcebida de la ciudad. Sin embargo, la ausencia de documentos acreditativos de estas sospechas ha supuesto que muchos rechacen la intuición inicial y que subrayen la imposibilidad de encontrar las reglas de trazado responsables de esta regularidad. La presente investigación tiene como objeto descifrar las ordenanzas de trazado que guiaron la construcción de las ciudades alfonsinas y demostrar, mediante el análisis urbanístico de tres de ellas y el estudio de la sabiduría clásica redescubierta en la época, la relación existente entre las reglas de trazado de una ciudad y las reglas de composición musical. Poniendo de manifiesto que las leyes aritméticas y geométricas utilizadas para la composición de la música del Códice de Las Cantigas pudieron ser las mismas que se utilizaron para diseñar el patrón urbano regular.

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J. A. García de Cortázar, E. Portela, E. Cabrera, M. González Jimenez y J. E. López de Coca: Organización social del espacio en la España medieval. La Corona de Castilla, siglos VIII–XV, Barcelona, Ariel, 1985.

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Self-Concept in Childhood: The Role of Body Image and Sport Practice

Self-Concept in Childhood: The Role of Body Image and Sport Practice

Bases para el análisis geohistórico del poblamiento rural tradicional en Galicia

La Música De Las Cantigas Revela Las Ordenanzas De Trazado De La Ciudad Medieval Alfonsina

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