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The relationship between salivary adrenocortical hormones changes and personality in elite female athletes during handball and volleyball competition

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The relationship between salivary adrenocortical hormones changes and personality in elite female athletes during handball and volleyball competition (English)

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E Filaire

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C Le Scanff

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P Duché

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G Lac

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September 1999

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Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport

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70

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297-302

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