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D. Tchórzewski, L. Gargula, P. Bujas, J. Jaworski
it should be remembered that the utilized apparatus allows
for barely fragmentary determination of visual aspect
of spatial and temporal orientation [23].
The obtained results of the research unequivocally
demonstrate lack of significant sexual differences in
terms of the studied ability, thus confirming observations
by other authors [1, 15, 24, 25] in relation to spatial
and temporal orientation.
CONCLUSIONS
The studied visual aspect of spatial and temporal orientation
in the considered age range (15–18 years)
developed dynamically in both the athletic group and
control group between 15–17 year of age and then it
stabilizes at its maximal level until the end of studied
period. No statistically significant differentiation
was observed between the compared groups, which
pointed at the lack of considerable effect of training
on development of the studied ability. The development
of its level should be preferably attributed to
developmental factors. Apart from minor exceptions,
no significant sexual differences were found within
the whole three-year period of the research in terms
of the analysed ability, either in the studied athletes
or the control group, which confirms observations by
other authors concerning lack of significant sexual dimorphism
of coordination abilities.
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