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Huntrods, Clint S.; An, Brian P.; Pascarella, Ernest T. – Journal of College Student Development, 2017
This study examined the effects of participation in intercollegiate athletics on leadership development using a multi-institutional, longitudinal sample of students at four-year institutions. Using Astin's (1993) Input-Environment-Outcome model, we examined whether athletic participation influenced leadership development using the Socially…
Descriptors: College Athletics, Extramural Athletics, Longitudinal Studies, College Students
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Wolniak, Gregory C.; Pierson, Christopher T.; Pascarella, Ernest T. – Journal of College Student Development, 2001
Controlling for precollege learning orientations and other influences, male athletes competing in nonrevenue sports at 18 four-year institutions tended to have lower levels of Openness to Diversity and Challenge and Learning for Self-Understanding that male nonathletes. Male football and basketball players did not differ from their nonathlete…
Descriptors: Athletes, Cognitive Style, College Athletics, College Students
Pascarella, Ernest T.; And Others – 1991
This paper estimates the effects of freshman athletic participation on reading comprehension, mathematics, and critical thinking controlling for pre-college aptitude and other influences. A group of 3,331 students from 18 four-year and 5 two-year colleges and universities participated in initial testing during fall of their freshman year. Testing…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Basketball, Cognitive Development, College Athletics
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Pascarella, Ernest T. – Journal of Higher Education, 1995
Controlling for precollege aptitude and other influences, a study (n=2,416) found that male intercollegiate football and basketball players demonstrated net freshmen-year declines in reading and mathematics, while nonathletes and athletes in other sports showed modest net gains. Female athletes made smaller net gains in reading than nonathletes,…
Descriptors: Academic Aptitude, Achievement Gains, Athletes, Basketball
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Pascarella, Ernest T.; Truckenmiller, Rachel; Nora, Amaury; Terenzini, Patrick T.; Edison, Marcia; Hagedorn, Linda Serra – Journal of Higher Education, 1999
Controlling for precollege aptitude and other influences, a study found male intercollegiate football and basketball players tended to have significantly lower levels of second-year writing skills and third-year critical-thinking and reading-comprehension skills than nonathletes and athletes in other sports. There was little evidence of similar,…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Athletes, Basketball, College Athletics
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Pascarella, Ernest T.; And Others – Research in Higher Education, 1996
A study of 2,392 freshman in 23 diverse two- and four-year colleges in 16 states found a number of variables associated with students' internal attribution at the end of the first college year. Variables included college type (two- vs. four-year), exposure to postsecondary education, work responsibilities, course organization, instructional…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Attitude Change, Attribution Theory, College Athletics
Pascarella, Ernest T.; And Others – 1995
This paper presents the results of eight analyses based upon data from the National Study of Student Learning (NSSL), a 3-year longitudinal research project begun in 1992 to examine the influence of academic and nonacademic experiences on student learning, student attitudes about learning, student cognitive development, and student persistence.…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Black Colleges, Classroom Environment, Cognitive Development