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It is argued that shame is a universal moral emotion, which is important for the guidance of human behavior. This by directing the individual towards law-abiding decisions that prevent participation in criminal behavior within a society. Despite these kind of beliefs, antisocial acts are widespread in the world. Furthermore, antisocial populations can be very heterogeneous. This paper will therefore focus on what kind of empirical literature exists on feelings of shame regarding prison inmates. Our literature review presents mixed findings. The result showed an association between shame and issues related to anger. Furthermore, it seems like thought-focus do not have an effect on shame. Risky behavior such as alcohol abuse and addiction was associated with shame. Various types of offences showed differences in levels of shame. Individuals who had committed sexual offences showed higher levels of shame than individuals who had committed violent and nonviolent offences. On the other contrary of previous assumptions about shame it might seem like guilt, another moral emotion, is a better predictor and perhaps a protective factor for subsequent antisocial behavior. Limitations and implications for clinical application and future research will also be discussed

CANONICAL RELATION MOTOR ABILITIES OF GIRLS, FROM 14 TO 15 YEARS OF AGE

On the sample of 100 girls at age, 13-14 years, was applied a system 6 motor variables in order to establish relations between them. Canonical correlation analysis showed statistically significant difference between one pair of canonical factors , where the canonical relation shows that girls with bigger body weight and body volume and with less subskin fat tissue had better results in the explosive power and speed (Bala, G., 1982) . Based on the analysis of the calculated matrixes of the structure of canonical factors the results showed that girls of this age have statistically significant correlation between the canonical factor, motor skills, which is (RC =. 61), and is statistically significant at level (p =. 01)

RELATIONS OF THE MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND MOTOR ABILITIES WITH JUMP FOWRARD AND TRIPLE JUMP OF STUDENTS AT THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SPORT

In order to examine the impact of anthropometrical characteristics and motor skills during the tests’ implementation of the jump forward and triple jump from place, the experimental research was carried out on a sample of 100 second year students from the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport in Prishtine. For the purposes of this study were measured eight anthropometrical characteristics and ten tests for assessing motor skills, which made the predictor system of variables. To assess the explosive force of the type of jumpiness, applied were tests long jump forward and triple jump from place. Data was processed with the basic descriptive statistical parameters and regression analysis. Based on the results of this research and the discussion ,can be concluded that the applied system of predictor motor tests, have significant influence on the manifestation of the explosive force of students at the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport in Prishtine, i.e., it is possible to predict (forecast) the results of tests for explosive power based on the predictor system of respondent

INFLUENCE OF BODY HEIGHT, BODY WEIGHT AND THE AGE ON THE RESULTS ACHIEVED BY MAN-MARATHONERS IN A MARATHON RACE

The research is conducted on a sample of 100 successful man marathoners who has taken part in ten of the most popular marathon races. The sample of entities includes ten of the best placed marathoners in each race held during the year 2008. The aim of the research is to assess the influence of the body height, weight and the age of the marathoners on the final result in the race. The collected data is processed by the basic descriptive parameters. The entities have the average weight of 56.94 kg, with the average height of 168.98 cm, at the average age of 29.75, with the achieved average result of 2:13.23 hours in the race. In the intercorrelation matrix only one significant coefficient of correlation is obtained (p<0.001) between the body height and body weight. By the regressive analysis the influence of the predictory variables (height, weight and age) on the criteria variable – sig. =0, 21 (the result of the marathon) is not confirmed, which provides only 15% (RO²=.302) of analysis in the common ground of variability. The rest of 91% in analysing the total variability of the criteria variable can be ascribed to some other anthropologic characteristics, and mainly to the functional characteristics of anaerobic type