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- The directors and General Manager's on an average, favour
sporting activities.
- The Department Chiefs and higher personnel have a predilection
for printed sporting communications and sporting broadcasts.
- Employees and civil servants prefer participating in spectacular
demonstrations than in personal activity.
- The workmen together with apprentices take far less active
part in sports than in passive participation, contenting themselves
with reading the sporting columns of the press.
- Workmen, not including apprentices, take more active part in
sports, but radio and TV are equally appreciated.
- The liberal professions take a greater part in both active and
passive sports many read only the sports comments of the dailies.
- The indépendants keep to a happy medium taking part equally
in attending sporting events as also taking an active part them
selves. They tune into sporting broadcasts and TV above the
average.
- The cultivators who have a less active participation in sports
show a preference for broadcasts.
The above enumeration is to be reckoned as only a
viewpoint. The indications have only as objective to give prominence
to the probable tendencies.
III. THE STUDENT AND ACTIVE SPORT
The purpose here is to find out what the Student thinks of Sport,
and the extent to which he considers taking part in sport as
favourable or otherwise to the development of certain personal or
social qualities.
Positive effects of active Sport according to Sex
Qualities positively affected, in percentages
Sex
Health Endurancmony
Har-
Self-
Teamwork
assu-
rance
Fair
Play Others Total
Male Stud. 36 16 15 8 5 10 10 100
Female » 35 26 12 12 3 11 11 100
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