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means that, besides being influenced by the
program, the student's physical self-concept is also
influenced by other variables of gender.
There is an interaction between the program and
the student's physical self-concept. This means that,
in addition to being influenced by the program, the
student's physical self-concept is also influenced by
other variables of participation and extracurricular
type.
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