Relation of Working and non-working women Environment on Intelligence
and Motor Performance
Abstract
The present experimental study was conducted to broader awareness and
understanding about the relationship of motor performance with
intelligence among working and non-working women. 100 women 50 working
and 50 non-working inducted randomly in a randomized group design to
study that how do environment richness adds into performance and how
such is related with intelligence? It was assumed that motor performance
and intelligence could have some link with working environment richness?
The results revealed that intelligence has a relationship with visual
motor learning and working environment richness that contributes towards
the improvement of visual motor learning among working and
non-working women.