The purpose of this study was to examine the influence that collegiate ballroom dance programs have on participants’ body image perception and self-esteem and to identify what sort of effect those perceptions have on performance satisfaction. In this project the researcher surveyed twenty-four students, ten males and fourteen females, who were presently involved in a collegiate ballroom dance program with a goal of identifying what sort of influence the culture of their ballroom dance programs had on each participant’s body image and self-esteem. The research instrument used in this study was an electronic survey that included yes or no questions, numerical scale questions, and short answer questions. Both quantitative and qualitative metho...
AbstractThis study intends to identify the differences in perceived body images depending on dance g...
Adolescence is a time of numerous physical, emotional, and cognitive changes. Adolescent girls often...
The purpose of this study was to examine college dance students\u27 perceptions of the contributions...
The purpose of this study was to examine the influence that collegiate ballroom dance programs have ...
Body image dissatisfaction among female dancers is well-documented within academic literature. Tradi...
As a disciplinary program, dance falls between the arts and physical education. As a result, it can ...
This study aimed to examine the physical, intellectual, and social impacts of dance on collegiate li...
Baxter, Ashley. Participation in Ballroom Dancing: The Effects on the Social and Emotional Intellige...
The intent of this research study was to inform students, teachers, and parents of the advantages an...
This study examined whether groups of adolescent girls, who society defines as having a positive bod...
This research examines how elite adolescent female dancers visualize and scrutinize their bodies an...
The purpose of this study was to explore whether a choreography curriculum based on body image for h...
Although competitive dance is a common form of training and performance for young dancers in the Uni...
Contemporary body image research has focused on the impacts of positive body image over negative bod...
Dancers are amazingly dedicated athletes who train for hours a day to try and perfect their craft. I...
AbstractThis study intends to identify the differences in perceived body images depending on dance g...
Adolescence is a time of numerous physical, emotional, and cognitive changes. Adolescent girls often...
The purpose of this study was to examine college dance students\u27 perceptions of the contributions...
The purpose of this study was to examine the influence that collegiate ballroom dance programs have ...
Body image dissatisfaction among female dancers is well-documented within academic literature. Tradi...
As a disciplinary program, dance falls between the arts and physical education. As a result, it can ...
This study aimed to examine the physical, intellectual, and social impacts of dance on collegiate li...
Baxter, Ashley. Participation in Ballroom Dancing: The Effects on the Social and Emotional Intellige...
The intent of this research study was to inform students, teachers, and parents of the advantages an...
This study examined whether groups of adolescent girls, who society defines as having a positive bod...
This research examines how elite adolescent female dancers visualize and scrutinize their bodies an...
The purpose of this study was to explore whether a choreography curriculum based on body image for h...
Although competitive dance is a common form of training and performance for young dancers in the Uni...
Contemporary body image research has focused on the impacts of positive body image over negative bod...
Dancers are amazingly dedicated athletes who train for hours a day to try and perfect their craft. I...
AbstractThis study intends to identify the differences in perceived body images depending on dance g...
Adolescence is a time of numerous physical, emotional, and cognitive changes. Adolescent girls often...
The purpose of this study was to examine college dance students\u27 perceptions of the contributions...