Which statement about youth sports is true?
a. Participating in sports and cheerleading seems to significantly decrease involvement in delinquent behaviors.
b. When teens find a sport "stressful," they tend to compensate with greater effort
c. The greatest benefit of involvement is found with coaches who rely heavily on criticism and punishment.
d. Sports involvement can lead to improved self-esteem.
d
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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