The Relative Age Effect in under-18 basketball: Effects on performance according to playing position

The Relative Age Effect (RAE) in sport is defined as the age difference in the same sport group. This chronological difference implies a different level of sport experience and performance due to developmental and maturational processes. The aim of the present study was to analyze the relative age e...

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Athletic ability
Basketball players
Biology and Life Sciences
Birth
Body measurements
Business metrics
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Discriminant analysis
Indicators
Medicine
Medicine and Health Sciences
Physical Sciences
Physiology
Position indicators
Professional hockey
Regression analysis
Research and Analysis Methods
Soccer
Social Sciences
Sociology
Sports
Sports medicine
Studies
Success
Tournaments & championships
Variance analysis
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Age differences
Age differences (Psychology)
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Athletic ability
Basketball players
Biology and Life Sciences
Birth
Body measurements
Business metrics
Childbirth & labor
Clubs
Discriminant analysis
Indicators
Medicine
Medicine and Health Sciences
Physical Sciences
Physiology
Position indicators
Professional hockey
Regression analysis
Research and Analysis Methods
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Social Sciences
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Sports medicine
Studies
Success
Tournaments & championships
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