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Relative age effects: exploring possible solutions and the relationships between relative age, sport participation, education, and indicators of positive youth development
Relative age occurs when youth are placed into age groups in sport and education. Relative Age Effects (RAE) indicate that being born closer to the cutoff date holds an advantage in sport and academic outcomes. Study 1 explores what effects relative age has on educational achievement, participation …
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An Australian perspective on talent identification and development in soccer
… potential, which biological maturation and relative age effects inherently confound. Finally, it is suggested that confounders that are difficult to operationalise with single output measures (e.g. sporting participation history) may have a significant impact on talent identification. The …