Palacký University Olomouc Faculty of Physical Culture
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Table of contents

Table of contents	7

1	Introduction	9

2	Literature Review	10

2.1	Chapter title	10

2.1.1	Subchapter title	10

2.1.2	Other subchapter title	10

2.2	Other chapter title	10

3	Aims	11

3.1	Main aim	11

3.2	Specific aims	11

3.3	Research questions and/or hypotheses	11

4	Research methodology	12

4.1	Research sample	12

4.2	Research techniques	12

4.3	Statistical data analysis	12

5	Results	13

5.1	For example, the chapter on the first research question	13

5.2	For example, the chapter on the second research question	14

6	Discussion	16

6.1	For example, the chapter on the first research question	16

6.2	For example, the chapter on the second research question	16

7	Conclusions	17

8	Summary	18

9	Souhrn	19

10	References	20

11	Appendices	21

11.1	For example, a statement from the ethics committee	21

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Teachers’ subjective perception of students’ travel speed throughout the day

Scalea	Regular student	FTK UP student	F(1, 294)	η2
M	SD	M	SD
Study
Travel from class	2.91	0.49	3.35	0.35	68.87***	0.19
Travel to cafeteria	4.22	1.50	5.56	1.20	62.60***	0.17
Free time
Travel to library	2.78	0.87	1.99	0.88	56.35***	0.20
Travel to bar	2.48	0.88	2.83	1.20	7.87*	0.03
Travel to gym	2.65	0.79	3.53	0.92	56.35***	0.16

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Average number of daily steps taken by men and women on weekdays and weekends

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References

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[Sapolsky, R. M. (2017). Behave: The biology of humans at our best and worst. Penguin Books.]

[World Health Organization. (2020, December 9). The top 10 causes of death. https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/the-top-10-causes-of-death]

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