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"It's not for fun anymore": perfomance of masculinity as a source of stress among professional soccer players in South Africa
Youth from lower socio-economic status communities have been reported to perceive involvement in sport, and the potential of a career therein, as important for social mobility and identity. Males from these communities have been reported to make more of an investment in sport since it is perceived a...
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Department of Psychology
2017
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