2021
DOI: 10.21926/obm.icm.2104046
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Hatha Yoga Improves Psychophysiological Responses of College Students in Both Indoor and Outdoor Environments

Abstract: College students experience increased stress levels that could predispose them to develop mental and physical health conditions throughout adulthood. Yoga is an ancient mind-body practice including breath techniques, body exercises, and meditation that may be a useful strategy for enhancing college student health. Likewise, exposure to nature has been shown to have beneficial impacts on human health. This study investigates physiological and psychological responses of college students to yoga practiced in outd… Show more

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“…Total scores for the PA and NA were estimated separately by adding the individual responses (Likert 1-5) for all items within each affect category (ranging from 10 to 50). Higher PA and NA scores represented higher self-reported affect in each category [35]. Consistency and reliability of these scores have been previously reported [34].…”
Section: Participant Trialssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Total scores for the PA and NA were estimated separately by adding the individual responses (Likert 1-5) for all items within each affect category (ranging from 10 to 50). Higher PA and NA scores represented higher self-reported affect in each category [35]. Consistency and reliability of these scores have been previously reported [34].…”
Section: Participant Trialssupporting
confidence: 76%