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Gambline, youth and the internet... is this cause for major concern? [thesis] / Shane Hogan

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Hogan, Shane

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TextPublication details: Limerick : Limerick Institute of Technology, 2018Description: viii, 76p. ; 30cmSubject(s):

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Academic theses

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Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/04

Dissertation note: Thesis submitted for B.A. in Business Studies with Sports Management (2018).

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Previous	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/01 An investigation into the importance of youth academies in sport.	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/02 Comparative study into the selection methods used by SME's and multinational companies in the Mid-West region for sourcing a high quality workforce.	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/03 An exploration on whether physical activity and its associated benefits help the mental health of people with a disability.	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/04 Gambline, youth and the internet... is this cause for major concern?	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/05 A comparative study: do PE teachers differ to sports coaches through their motivations and philosophy.	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/06 A study on injuries in the GAA, and comparison in recovery between club and county players.	Thesis BA. BUS. /S.M. 18/07 An exploration into the knowledge of correct recovery and injury prevention in GAA players.	Next

Thesis submitted for B.A. in Business Studies with Sports Management (2018).

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