How Do College Coaches Define Character? A Qualitative Study with Division IA Head Coaches

Andy Rudd · Michael J. Mondello

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The present study sought to investigate further the defining of character by interviewing a sample of Division IA head coaches. Important commonalities in how coaches define character are presented.

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