Dimensions of adolescent health behavior

Kulbok, Pamela A.; Cox, Clair E.

doi:10.1016/s1054-139x(02)00422-6

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“…Knowledge is also potential to promote insight, facilitating individual thinking of right and wrong and guide individual the right way to express emotion and dissatisfaction. Knowledge is also potential to promote healthy social behavior including lack involvement in crimes among young people (Kulbok & Cox, 2002).…”

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Sensation Seeking and Self-esteem Differences among Illegal Street Racers in Malaysia

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Ibrahim³

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Sensation Seeking and Self-esteem Differences among Illegal Street Racers in Malaysia

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“…[21][22][23] Moreover, previous studies suggest that compromising behaviors such as overweigh/obesity, smoking or drinking may co-occur during adolescence. [24][25][26][27][28] The aim of the current study was to examine the association of cardiorespiratory tness and fatness with health complaints and health risk behaviors in Spanish youth.…”

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Cardiorespiratory Fitness and Fatness Are Associated With Health Complaints and Health Risk Behaviors in Youth

Castro‐Piñero

Moledo

Ortega

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Background:We examined the association of cardiorespiratory tness and fatness with health complaints and health risk behaviors in 691 (323 girls) Spanish children aged 6 to 17.9. Methods: Health complaints and health risk behaviors were self-reported using items of the Health Behavior in School-aged Children questionnaire. Weight and height were measured and body mass index was computed. Cardiorespiratory tness was measured by the 20-m shuttle-run test, and youth categorized as t/un t. Results: Un t youth were more likely to report health complaints sometime (OR: 2.556, 95% CI: 1.299-5.031; and OR: 1.997, 95% CI: 1.162-3.433, respectively) and health risk behaviors such as drinking alcohol sometime (OR: 5.142, 95% CI: 1.214-21.783; and OR: 2.413, 95% CI: 1.484-3.923) than their t counterparts. Overweight-obese youth were more likely to report health complaints (OR: 1.732, 95% CI: 1.019-2.945; and OR: 1.983, 95% CI: 1.083-3.629, respectively). The analysis of the combined in uence of tness and fatness revealed that t youth had lower health complaints index than the fat-un t and unfat-un t groups (all P < .05). Conclusions: Low tness and overweight-obesity increased the risk of having health complaints in youth, yet high levels of cardiorespiratory tness might overcome deleterious effects of overweight-obesity on health complaints.

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“…18 Cabe mencionar que la ocurrencia de múltiples conductas de riesgo se incrementa con la edad, dado que la mayoría de los adolescentes adquiere conductas no saludables de forma gradual, más que de manera simultánea. 34 Los síntomas depresivos y la ansiedad han resultado predictores del inicio de fumar en adolescentes en múltiples estudios; en fumadores, predicen la persistencia del consumo de tabaco, tal y como se muestra en los estudiantes de Morelos; el efecto más sólido se identifica en personas con tendencia a mantener bajo el desempeño escolar o disminuirlo a lo largo del tiempo. Los estudios sugieren que la depresión, más que consecuencia del tabaquismo, puede influir en la consolidación del consumo de tabaco en el adolescente.…”

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S17 salud pública de méxico / vol.48, suplemento 1 de 2006 ARTÍCULO ORIGINAL Desempeño escolar y persistencia del tabaquismoBajo desempeño escolar relacionado con la persistencia del tabaquismo en una cohorte de estudiantes en México Rafael Anaya-Ocampo, M en C,(1) Edna Arillo-Santillán, M en C,Luisa María Sánchez-Zamorano, Dr en C, (1) Eduardo Lazcano-Ponce, Dr en C.((1 ResumenObjetivo.Evaluar el efecto independiente de la persistencia del tabaquismo en el bajo desempeño escolar en un estudio poblacional prospectivo; para ello se utilizaron dos mediciones en un periodo de tres años aplicadas a sujetos que permanecieron en el ámbito escolar durante el lapso de seguimiento.Material y métodos. Se desarrolló un estudio de cohorte en el ámbito escolar en los periodos 1998-1999 y 2000-2001. En este artículo sólo se incluyó a 2 568 estudiantes (persistentes en el tabaquismo y no consumidores). Se construyeron modelos de regresión logística múltiple a partir de dos estratos: estudiantes con mantenimiento o mejoría del desempeño escolar e individuos con bajo rendimiento. Se consideraron dos mediciones. Se evaluó la diferencia de riesgos de persistencia del tabaquismo en función del desempeño escolar y covariables relacionadas.Resultados. En la cohorte de referencia, 5.2% de los estudiantes continuó el consumo de tabaco durante el periodo de estudio, mientras que 64.2% permaneció al margen de la exposición. El bajo desempeño escolar se vinculó con la persistencia del tabaquismo en la población total (RM= 2.27; IC95% 1.4-3.6), así como en mujeres (RM= 3.0; IC95% 1.4-6.7) y hombres (RM= 2.2; IC95% 1.1-4.1). El bajo rendimiento escolar tiene un exceso de riesgo de continuación del tabaquismo, independiente de otras covariables. La mayor diferencia en términos de prevalencia, respecto del bajo desempeño escolar, se reconoció en los sujetos con síntomas depresivos con un exceso de persistencia del tabaquismo (21.3%). Conclusiones. Deben plantearse en forma integral intervenciones que fomenten estilos AbstractObjective. To evaluate the independent effect of poor school performance and tobacco persistence using a prospective population study of students who remained on school grounds during the follow-up period. Two measurements were taken over a period of three years. Material and methods. A cohort study conducted within school confines was developed over the period 1998 to 1999 and 2000 to 2001, with 2 568 students, including both tobacco persistent students and non-consumers. Multiple logistic regression models were designed and structured according to educational performance using two standards: students who maintained and/or improved performance and those with poor performance, based on the first and second measurements. Results. In the reference cohort, 5.2% of the students reported to have persisted with tobacco consumption during the study period, while 64.2% remained unexposed. Poor school performance was associated with tobacco persistence for the total population (OR 2.27, 95%CI 1.4-3.6), as well as for females (OR...

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Dimensions of adolescent health behavior

Cited by 74 publications

References 25 publications

Sensation Seeking and Self-esteem Differences among Illegal Street Racers in Malaysia

Sensation Seeking and Self-esteem Differences among Illegal Street Racers in Malaysia

Cardiorespiratory Fitness and Fatness Are Associated With Health Complaints and Health Risk Behaviors in Youth

Bajo desempeño escolar relacionado con la persistencia del tabaquismo en una cohorte de estudiantes en México

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