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 * "While we know from the research that the primary reason both girls and boys participate in sports is to have fun, the role of competition as a motivating factor is nor clear, especially for girls." [|http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0LJP/is_2_21/ai_89927501] **======
 * ======**Agree that competition isn't a motivating factor for girls? If you do or don't let us know at our discussion page! **﻿ ======

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 * It appears as though female coaches place more of an emphasis on "fair play," but not at the expense of promoting playing hard and playing to win. [|http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0LJP/is_2_21/ai_89927501] **======
 * ======**To all of our female coaches out there... is this true? Tell us what you think at our discussion page. **======

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 * "Children establish their gender-role identity as a result of identification with their parent of the same gender" (Holland 256) **======
 * ======**Think about this in your own life? If you're a boy do you identify more with your father? Girls, do you identify more with your mother? Let us know if you do or not!! **======

Works Cited Healy Jones, Mary. "Attitudes towards Competition: Do Differences Exist between Boys and Girls? - Research." Web log post. BNET. CBS News, 2002. Web. 9 Nov. 2010.