EFFECTS OF INDIAN PARENTS' SOCIAL STATUS ON DAUGHTERS' HEALTH-RELATED PHYSICAL FITNESS
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The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of Indian parents' social status on daughters' health-related physical fitness. Subjects were randomly selected from her 300 undergraduate students at Banaras Hindu University and their parents. Subjects ranged from 16 to 24. A socioeconomic status index was constructed and the AAPHRD health-related physical fitness test was administered to the daughters to collect information on the social status of the parents. The AAPHERD Health Related Physical Fitness which measures aerobic respiratory function (9 minutes of running/walking), body composition (sum of triceps and skin folds under shoulder blades) consisted of three test items, posterior hamstring musculoskeletal dysfunction (Modified Seat and Reach Test). To analyze the data, the chi-square test was used to measure the effect and Pearson's product-moment correlation was used to find the relationship. Results indicated that parents' social status, with their family's perceptions and contributions in society, did not influence all of the daughter's health-related fitness factors.
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