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Habitual Subjective Well-Being and Movement Activity of Female Adolescents

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Habitual Subjective Well-Being and Movement Activity of Female Adolescents

Alternative title:

Sport and Tourism. Central European Journal, Vol. 6, Nr 4

Broďáni, Jaroslav ; Šiška, Ľuboslav

Małolepszy, Eligiusz. Ed.

physical activity ; joy ; quality of life ; interaction ; adolescence ; high school

Peer reviewed ; Sport and Tourism. Central European Journal ; Vol. 1 ; Issue 1 ; pp. 81-91

p. 198 ; Peer reviewed

Purpose: This paper presents the results of a comparative and dependency analysis between physical activity, joy of physical activity and quality of life in female high school students with different levels of sport performance. Methods: The survey was attended by (n = 560) 16–19 years old high-school students. The quality of life was monitored using the modified SQUALA questionnaire, the joy of physical activity using the PACES questionnaire and the level of physical activity during the week in hours (PA). The data are presented by means of descriptive characteristics (n, M, SD) and statistical significance and dependencies respectively are assessed using nonparametric methods (W, U, rs) on significance levels (p < ,10; p < ,05 and p < ,01). Results: The results of the dependency analysis did not show a large number of interactions between the PA, PACES and SQUALA among high-school female students. We found the interactions between the PA and PACES or SQUALA sporadically in groups of girls with the different levels of sports, where positive interactions predominated. PA in the week is positively correlated with PACES (rs = ,218, p < ,10) only in registered female athletes. Positive interactions between PACES and SQUALA can be found in top female athletes (material well-being p < ,10; education p < ,05; free time p < ,01) and in occasional female athletes (physical well-being p < ,20; psychosocial well-being p < ,20; appearance and ownership of things p < ,20). Conclusions: The results confirm the importance of voluntary and organized physical activity in the life of high-school students, who have the potential to increase the level of satisfaction with activity. The paper was published from the grant of the Ministry of Education KEGA 003 UKF-4/2016.

Place of publishing:

Częstochowa

Place of publishing:

Czestochowa

The Stanislaw Podobinski Publishing House of the Jan Długosz University in Czestochowa

Jan Dlugosz University Publishing House

2018

2023

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ISSN 2545-3211 ; e-ISSN 2657-4322 ; oai:dlibra.bg.ajd.czest.pl:5344

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ISSN 2545-3211 ; e-ISSN 2657-4322

10.16926/sit.2018.01.06 ; click here to follow the link

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Research Papers of the Jan Dlugosz University of Częstochowa. Physical Culture Studies and Research (ISSN 1895-8680)

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The Stanislaw Podobinski Publishing House of the Jan Długosz University in Czestochowa

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Main Library of the Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa

Main Library of the Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa