ACHIEVEMENT GOAL THEORY AND DISORDERED EATING: RELATIONSHIPS OF DISORDERED EATING WITH GOAL ORIENTATIONS AND MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE IN FEMALE GYMNASTS AND DANCERS

BRUIN, A.P., FRANK, C., & BAKKER, R.D.. (2009). ACHIEVEMENT GOAL THEORY AND DISORDERED EATING: RELATIONSHIPS OF DISORDERED EATING WITH GOAL ORIENTATIONS AND MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE IN FEMALE GYMNASTS AND DANCERS. PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT AND EXERCISE, 10(1), 72-79. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/588422/en

BRUIN A.P., FRANK C., BAKKER R.D.. ACHIEVEMENT GOAL THEORY AND DISORDERED EATING: RELATIONSHIPS OF DISORDERED EATING WITH GOAL ORIENTATIONS AND MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE IN FEMALE GYMNASTS AND DANCERS. PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT AND EXERCISE[Internet]. 2009;10(1):72-79. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/588422/en

A.P. BRUIN, C. FRANK, and R.D. BAKKER, “ACHIEVEMENT GOAL THEORY AND DISORDERED EATING: RELATIONSHIPS OF DISORDERED EATING WITH GOAL ORIENTATIONS AND MOTIVATIONAL CLIMATE IN FEMALE GYMNASTS AND DANCERS,” PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT AND EXERCISE, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 72–79, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/588422/en