Conciencia emocional en situaciones motrices cooperativas lúdicas y expresivas en bachillerato: perspectiva de género

The aim of this study was to investigate the emotions experienced by eleventh grade students in physical education classes involving motor cooperative situations in ludic and expressive contexts. Data were obtained through the administration with 24 high school students of the questionnaire “Games and Emotions Scale” (GES) at the end of each session. The study was descriptive, correlational and comparative, and included two conditions (the two different types of teaching sessions). Results indicate that, regardless of gender and type of session, positive emotions are held to be the most intense, followed by ambiguous and negative emotions.