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Perceptual and Motor Skills|January 13, 2018
The General Motor Ability Hypothesis: An Old Idea RevisitedBeth Hands, Fleur McIntyre, Helen ParkerJournal of Sports Sciences|October 11, 2017
Actual competence, rather than perceived competence, is a better predictor of physical activity in children aged 6-9 yearsFleur McIntyre, Helen Parker, Paola Chivers, et al.Journal of Physical Activity & Health|April 12, 2008
Pedometer-determined physical activity, BMI, and waist girth in 7- to 16-year-old children and adolescentsBeth Hands, Helen ParkerPlos One|November 5, 2019
Exploring the influence of self-perceptions on the relationship between motor competence and identity in adolescentsAmanda Timler, Fleur McIntyre, Elizabeth Rose, et al.Research in Developmental Disabilities|August 12, 2018
Time for change: Fitness and strength can be improved and sustained in adolescents with low motor competenceBeth Hands, Paola Chivers, Tegan Grace, et al.Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport|May 23, 2020
Self-Report Motor Competence in Adolescents Aged 12-18 Years in Regional and Rural Victoria (Australia)Mandy S Plumb, Beth Hands, Fleur McIntyre, et al.Human Movement Science|November 9, 2020
Does level of motor competence affect the associations between identity health and self-perceptions in adolescents?Amanda Timler, Fleur McIntyre, Sarah Ann Harris, et al.Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport|April 1, 2022
The Relationship Between Perceptions of Physical Self-Worth, Subdomain Importance, and Physical Fitness in Adolescents With Low Motor Competence: An Exploratory StudyElizabeth Rose, Beth Hands, Helen ParkerResearch in Developmental Disabilities|August 16, 2016
Development and evaluation of the psychometric properties of the Adolescent Motor Competence Questionnaire (AMCQ) for AdolescentsAmanda Timler, Fleur McIntyre, Marja Cantell, et al.Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport|September 4, 2019
The Influence of Motor Competence on Adolescent Identity Health: A Mixed Method StudyAmanda Timler, Fleur McIntyre, Caroline Bulsara, et al.Pageof 13