A research on the class management behaviors and life satisfaction of physical education teachers

Bahadir, Ziya

doi:10.7813/2075-4124.2013/5-4/b.25

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“…The results of the relationship between gender and life satisfaction are consistent with previous studies reflecting no differences between genders and life satisfaction (Bahadir, 2013). This is in contrast with previous authors who have demonstrated that boys have higher general and health-related life satisfaction than girls (Goldbeck, Schmitz, Besier, Herschbach, & Henrich, 2007; Moksnes & Espnes, 2013).…”

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Determining the Relationship Between Physical Fitness, Gender, and Life Satisfaction

Busing

West

2016

Sage Open

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Previous research has suggested a positive effect of physical activity on life satisfaction. Little research exists that has investigated the relationship between physical fitness and life satisfaction. For this purpose, this research was done to determine the relationship between physical fitness and life satisfaction in a sample of university men and women. Participants (N = 28, M age = 22.18) completed multiple indicators of physical fitness including cardiovascular fitness, muscular fitness, body composition and flexibility, and life satisfaction (SWLS). Descriptive and one-way between-groups ANOVAs were performed to determine gender differences on measures of life satisfaction and measures of fitness. In addition, the relationship between the five health-related components of fitness and life satisfaction were investigated using Pearson's product-moment correlation coefficient. Analyses indicated there were no significant correlations between any of the health-related components of fitness and scores on the SWLS. There were significant gender differences on all physical fitness measures, except partial curl-ups, but no significant gender differences on life satisfaction. Our findings suggest that improved physical fitness does not have a relationship with higher life satisfaction measures. Further tests, utilizing larger sample sizes, are recommended.Keywords physical fitness, life satisfaction, gender, physical activity 2 SAGE Open between PA and life satisfaction is also unclear. For example, research suggests that, among adolescents, as participation in PA declines, life satisfaction declines as well (Kaplan, Lazarus, Cohen, & Leu, 1991), higher life satisfaction scores are reported in younger adults participating in PA (Tasiemski, Kennedy, Gardner, & Taylor, 2005), and older adults participating in the most leisure-time activities report the highest life satisfaction (Heo, Stebbins, Kim, & Lee, 2013). On the contrary, Guven, Ozcan, Tasgin, and Arslan (2013) found that while life satisfaction scores did improve as PA frequency or duration increased, there was no significant relationship between PA and life satisfaction. Similar results were found in a study by Eime, Harvey, and Payne (2014), who found that life satisfaction was not significantly related to the level of participation in PA.Much of the existing literature has investigated the relationship of PA with life satisfaction relying upon recall or estimation of time spent in activity, and self-assessment of the intensity of an activity. Limitations of self-report data include recall bias and recollection problems. For example, individuals are most accurate when recalling sedentary behavior and high-intensity activities (Sallis & Saelens, 2000). Previous literature has suggested that a more appropriate form of research would be to use information, "with biological significance for the organism, such as the gas exchange or the lactate threshold, or the power-time asymptote" (Ekkekakis & Petruzzello, 1999, p. 357). This was in reference to po...

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 91%

Determining the Relationship Between Physical Fitness, Gender, and Life Satisfaction

Busing

West

2016

Sage Open

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“…Although most of them reflecting no difference between genders and life satisfaction, some works demonstrated higher life satisfaction measures among females when compared with males. This evidence suggests that reduction of physical activity levels may mostly influence mental well-being of female group [44,45,46,47]. The current study also showed a significant correlation between the change in total activity and the PGWBI score in subjects classified as high active and moderate active as well as in the young adult group.…”

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The impact of physical activity on psychological health during Covid-19 pandemic in Italy

Maugeri

Castrogiovanni

Battaglia

et al. 2020

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The worldwide spread of COVID-19 has upset the normality of Italian daily life, forcing population to social distancing and self-isolation. Since the containment precautions also concern sport-related activities, home workout remained the only possibility to play sports and stay active during the pandemic.The present study aimed to examine changes in the physical activity levels during self-quarantine in Italy, and the impact of exercise on psychological health.A total of 2974 Italian subjects has completed an online survey, but only 2524 subjects resulted eligible for this study. The questionnaire measured the total weekly physical activity energy expenditure before and during quarantine (i.e. the sum of walking, moderate-intensity physical activities, and vigorous-intensity physical activities) in Metabolic Equivalent Task minutes per week (MET-min/wk) using an adapted version of International Physical Activity Questionnaire and their psychological well-being using the Psychological General Well Being Index. Of the 2524 Italian subjects included in the study, 1426 were females (56.4%) and 1098 males (43.6%). Total physical activity significantly decreased between before and during COVID-19 pandemic (Mean: 2429 vs. 1577 MET-min/wk, ****p < 0.0001), in all age groups and especially in men (Female, mean: 1994(Female, mean: vs. 1443 MET-min/wk, ****p < 0.0001; Male, mean: 2998 vs. 1754 MET-min/wk, ****p < 0.0001). Furthermore, a significant positive correlation was found between the variation of physical activity and mental well-being (r ¼ 0.07541, ***p ¼ 0.0002), suggesting that the reduction of total physical activity had a profoundly negative impact on psychological health and well-being of population.Based on this scientific evidence, maintaining a regular exercise routine is a key strategy for physical and mental health during a forced rest period like the current coronavirus emergency.

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“…Knowledge alludes to the truths, experiences or feelings renowned by an individual or a faction of people [27]. Knowledge performs an essential part in consumer behavior studies; it is one major factor that influences consumer's decision to purchase the products [28]. Every Muslim is commanded to wear Hijab clothings, which are the fashion products in accordance with Islamic dress code.…”

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Hijab fashion supply chain: a theoretical framework traversing consumers’ knowledge and purchase intention

Sumarliah

Wang

2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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The recent expeditious growth of Muslim population in the world initiates a dramatic upsurge of demand for Hijab fashion. Hijab fashion is a green and sustainable fashion in accordance with Islamic principles on the modesty, safety, cleanliness, and comfort of clothings. Hijab supply chain is an indispensable issue, predominantly for Muslim consumers, manufacturers, and suppliers that oblige global Muslim markets. Nonetheless, research on Hijab fashion is very limited. More specifically, although knowledge of products has a significant consequence on consumers’ intention to buy Hijab, no preceding research have attempted to hypothesize the relationship between the knowledge dimensions of Hijab supply chain and consumer purchase intention. This paper attempts to propose an initial framework regarding Hijab purchase behavior. After an overall search of research articles directed in journal reference lists and electronic databases, the conceptual framework was created to hand out a set of propositions highlighting how to strengthen the link between consumers’ knowledge dimensions and their intention to purchase Hijab. Recommendations for future research and strategies to boost the advantages for Hijab fashion suppliers, manufacturers, and marketers can be obtained from this model.

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A research on the class management behaviors and life satisfaction of physical education teachers

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Determining the Relationship Between Physical Fitness, Gender, and Life Satisfaction

Determining the Relationship Between Physical Fitness, Gender, and Life Satisfaction

The impact of physical activity on psychological health during Covid-19 pandemic in Italy

Hijab fashion supply chain: a theoretical framework traversing consumers’ knowledge and purchase intention

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