The Effect of Motor Control Exercises According to the Control Sites to learn some Basic Skills of Basketball for Female Students

Abstract

    The current research aims to prepare the motor control exercises according to the control sites to learn some basic skills of basketball for female students and also to identify the effect of the motor control exercises according to the control sites to learn some basic skills of basketball for female students. According to the objectives of the research, the researcher tries to her hypothesis that there are statistically significant differences between the pre and post tests for the two experimental research groups (internal control - external control) for the purpose of learning some basic skills of basketball for female students. The researcher also sought to show the statistically significant differences between the dimensional tests of the two experimental research groups in the sites (internal control - external control) to learn some basic skills for this game. The researcher used the experimental method with two equal groups to be applied to 18 educational units of first-year students of the College of Physical Education for Girls. After processing the data statistically using the spss program, the researcher finds that, female students with internal control are better than female students with external control in learning some basic basketball skills. Depending on the results, the researcher recommends to take advantage of the scale of the control sites of the router to know the students’ attitudes, whether they are internal or external, for the purpose of determining the best use of the educational aids that suit them, and conducting more studies on the control sites with other variables.