The specifics of sensations and perceptions in students from different faculties

Emilia Florina Grosu; Hanna Imola Vari; Vlad Teodor Grosu; Dan Monea

doi:10.2478/tperj-2018-0003

Abstract

Aim:This article is a starting point for a much wider research towards sensations and communication channels.

Methods: Our research has taken place over four months and has had 50 participants, students fromPhysical Education and Sport Faculty andFine Arts Faculty. The questionnaire used contained closed and open questions alongside standard questions. The results obtained from the research were statistically and graphically represented using SPSS Data Editor.

Results: We obtained statisticallysignificant results forthe first hypothesis, namely that the participants studying fine arts will have more accurate visual feelings than those studyingsports andphysical education.

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