199 KB0 KB199220252005Malacko, JulijanPejčić, Aleksandraletnik:11številka:2str. 42-55ISSN:1318-2269COBISSID:2644401URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-MM80OKTFenFakulteta za šport, Inštitut za kineziologijoKinesiologia Slovenicaantropometrične lastnostimorfološke lastnostimotorične sposobnostiosnovna šolaotrociraziskaverazlike med spolomaThe ontogenetic development of morphological characteristics and motor abilities of boys and girls in early elementary school| Ontogenetski razvoj morfoloških značilnosti in motoričnih sposobnosti dečkov in deklic v prvih letih osnovne šole|A standard 11-test battery of anthropometric and motor measuring instruments was applied to a sample of 4,429 elementarz school pupils (7-11 years of age) from the Coast and Gorski Kotar Country in Croatia. The sample included 2,202 boys and 2,227 girls which attended first four grades of primary school. The aim of the study was to determine the ontogenetic development of particular anthropometric and motor variables within the genders across the first four grades of elementary school and to determine probable developmental gender differences in the mentioned variables. In order to determine the intragroup and intergroup differences the statistical method of MANOVA/ANOVA was applied.The results showed that anthropometric and motor variables are developing evenly and steadily in the observed age groups. That progress is incongruence with the common genetic potential (endogenous factors) and influenced by the applied teaching contents (exogenous, environmental factors). It is slightly more intensive in boys. In girls higher values were registered only for the anthropometric variable subcutaneous fatty tissue and for the motor variable flexibilityTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za šport