Aging Adventure Athletes Assess Achievements and Alter Aspirations to Maintain Self-Esteem.
作者： Ralf C. Buckley
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摘要: Achievements and capabilities influence the self-esteem of skilled adventure athletes. Self-esteem affects individual mental health. Aging commonly reduces adventure capabilities. To …
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