Journal of Teaching in Physical Education · 1989 · 42 citations · 4 references
Pre-service Teacher EducationSelf-efficacy TheoryPhysical ActivitySelf-monitoringSchool PsychologyHigher ConcernPhysical EducationEducational PsychologyLongitudinal DataEducationInservice Physical EducatorsMultilevel ModelingPublic HealthPre-service PreparationSelf-assessmentHealth Education
Concerns of preservice and inservice physical educators differ in the area of concerns for self and concerns for impact, which are lower in each instance when looked at in cross-sectional data. Longitudinal data only give evidence of lower self-concerns over time. Fuller’s prediction of higher concern for impact is not realized with this sample. It may be that Fuller’s scale is valuable only in predicting self-concerns.
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