2020
DOI: 10.20448/journal.522.2020.62.297.303
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Effects of Health-Related Knowledge and Aerobic Exercise on Lower Secondary School Students' Obesity Awareness and Physical Activity Levels

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“…Further, our results show that as the level of sports participation (frequency, intensity, and duration) increased, all variables, such as sports participation, IHLC, and wellness scores, increased by statistically significant amounts. This is consistent with Hui et al [35] and Ertan and Özyol [36], who reported that knowledge of the benefits of sports participation is highly related to the level of sports participation, which can be increased through cognitive and affective participation in sports activities. In addition, Mercer et al [37] showed that a strong IHLC was associated with high levels of sports participation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Further, our results show that as the level of sports participation (frequency, intensity, and duration) increased, all variables, such as sports participation, IHLC, and wellness scores, increased by statistically significant amounts. This is consistent with Hui et al [35] and Ertan and Özyol [36], who reported that knowledge of the benefits of sports participation is highly related to the level of sports participation, which can be increased through cognitive and affective participation in sports activities. In addition, Mercer et al [37] showed that a strong IHLC was associated with high levels of sports participation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Chrissini and Panagiotakos [24] reported that individuals with high levels of health literacy have superior knowledge and skills in obesity management. It was stated that knowledge about health issues effectively increased obesity awareness and physical activity levels [25]. Another study reported that young people who read articles and newspapers exhibited higher levels of obesity awareness [26].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%