Psychophysiological aspects of formation students' willingness for wellness by means of physical education

Белоусова, Н. А.; Mamylina, Natalya; Korchemkina, Yuliya Valeryevna; Maltsev, Viktor Petrovich; Павлова, Вера Ивановна; Semchenko, Anton Alexandrovich; Permyakova, Nadezhda Evgenyevna

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“…The family is one of the most vital components of society, and maintaining its peace and stability plays a fundamental role in the progress, tranquility, and stability of society as a whole [1,2]. Achieving a healthy society is possible when we ensure the well-being of families and the realization of healthy relationships among family members [3,4]. Marriage, as the cornerstone of forming a family, has garnered significant attention in scientific research [5].…”

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A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of Sex Therapy Using Cognitive-Behavioral, Mindfulness-Based, and Integrative Approaches on Sexual Satisfaction and Sexual Desire in Married Women with Sexual Dissatisfaction

Saba Jodeiri Abolghasemi, Amir PanahAli, Behzad Shalchi

2023

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The aim of this research is to compare the effectiveness of sex therapy using cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness-based, and integrative approaches on sexual satisfaction and sexual desire in married women with sexual dissatisfaction. This study is a semi-experimental research with a pre-test and post-test design, classified as applied research in terms of its purpose. Data were collected through a survey using a validated questionnaire. The research population included all married women with sexual dissatisfaction who had sought counseling and psychological services through advertisements on the Divar website and social media networks and were selected through convenient sampling. After initial interviews and entry criteria assessment, which included being married, experiencing sexual dysfunction for at least six months, and being married for at least one year, a total of 40 participants were randomly divided into four groups (cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness-based, integrative, and control groups). The research instruments included the Sexual Desire Questionnaire (Apt & Halbert, 1992) with a Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.82 and the Hudson Index of Sexual Satisfaction Questionnaire (ISS) (1981) with a Cronbach's alpha coefficient of 0.87. Forty-five individuals volunteered to participate in the study, of which 42 attended in-person based on the advertisements, and 40 were selected based on entry and exit criteria. They were randomly assigned to four 10-member groups (cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness-based, integrative, and control groups). Subsequently, each experimental group received six 120-minute group therapy sessions. Initially, before any intervention, individuals received necessary explanations about the research objectives, and informed consent was obtained. In the first phase, a pre-test was administered before the intervention, and then the experimental groups underwent their respective interventions, with the first group receiving eight cognitive-behavioral sessions and the second group receiving six mindfulness-based sessions. After a 30-day interval following the interventions, a post-test was administered to all groups. For hypothesis testing, analysis of variance and post hoc tests were used. The results indicate that there are significant differences (p < 0.05) in sexual satisfaction and sexual desire among married women with sexual dissatisfaction in the integrative, cognitive-behavioral, and mindfulness-based groups compared to the control group, with the integrative group showing the highest improvement. However, there is no significant difference (p > 0.05) in sexual satisfaction and sexual desire between the mindfulness-based and cognitive-behavioral groups. Therefore, sex therapy in the treatment of generalized sexual dysfunction in sexual relationships, as well as reducing sexual dissatisfaction and increasing sexual desire and intimacy, is beneficial. Based on the findings of this research, psychologists and counselors working in the field of family therapy can use practical guidelines to intervene in situations arising from sexual dissatisfaction as a supportive treatment.

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A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of Sex Therapy Using Cognitive-Behavioral, Mindfulness-Based, and Integrative Approaches on Sexual Satisfaction and Sexual Desire in Married Women with Sexual Dissatisfaction

Saba Jodeiri Abolghasemi, Amir PanahAli, Behzad Shalchi

2023

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“…Humans go through many changes and transformations during their evolution, with physical, behavioral, and psychological alterations being the most significant (Belousova, N. A., et. al., 2021;Hanawi, S. A., et.…”

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Moral development of second grade elementary school students based on family demographic characteristics

Firouzabad¹

2022

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This study aims to forecast pupils' moral development depending on the demographics of the family. This study used a descriptive methodology and a correlational approach. All of the second-period primary school pupils in Tehran's 4th district were included in the study's population, and 373 individuals were chosen by stratified cluster random selection. The Lotfabadi Moral Development Questionnaire, which comprises 18 short tales and 46 questions to examine many facets of moral development (environmental, individual, familial, societal, human, and mine), is the instrument that was employed. It had an 862 percent reliability coefficient and was distributed evenly throughout the sample. The descriptive statistics of mean and standard deviation, regression analysis, and inferential technique of t-test were then examined using the SPSS program. The Friedman test was used to rank the student grades according to several dimensions, and the findings revealed that the students scored best in the dimension of family ethics and lowest in the component of environmental ethics. Additionally, the t-statistic of multiple regression coefficients demonstrated that the demographics of households might be used to predict how morally developed pupils will be (gender, education of parents, order of birth).

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“…Even at a young age, poor physical fitness is accompanied by a deterioration in the microrheological characteristics of the blood, leading to the appearance of hypoxia in the internal organs (Zavalishina, 2018g). The resulting apparent oxygen deficiency weakens biosynthetic processes in all tissues of the body (Zavalishina, 2018h;Belousova et al, 2021). A situation is created that leads to the appearance of a widespread spasm of arterioles, which further weakens the blood supply to the body (Tkacheva & Zavalishina, 2018b).…”

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Physiological Changes in the Body of Adolescent Students Who Started Swimming Lessons

Kartashev¹,

Kireev²,

Karpov³

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J Biochem Technol

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The state of erythrocytes fully reflects the level of functional capabilities of the body and can be considered a reliable marker of its general condition. The study was carried out on 32 healthy young men who had low stable physical activity for a long time and started swimming training in the pool 3 times during the week. The control group consisted of 38 healthy young men who, over the past 5 years, regularly went in for swimming 3 times a week. Standard hematological and statistical methods for performing scientific research were applied. After six months of swimming training in the blood of beginner swimmers, a normalization of the number of metabolites of arachidonic acid, a reduction in the composition of erythrocytes of cholesterol molecules and lipid peroxidation products, and an increase in the content of phospholipids in them was noted. In the blood of beginner swimmers, there was an increase in the number of erythrocytes with a normal shape, and a significant decrease in the number of erythrocytes with a changed shape was achieved. For the boys of the control group, who had been swimming for a long time, it turned out to be characterized by a high content of unchanged erythrocytes in the blood and the optimum of their biochemical parameters. It can be assumed that regular swimming lessons already after six months provide significant positive dynamics of the surface properties of erythrocytes in the blood, which significantly improves the implementation of microcirculation and intensifies metabolism throughout the body.

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Psychophysiological aspects of formation students' willingness for wellness by means of physical education

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A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of Sex Therapy Using Cognitive-Behavioral, Mindfulness-Based, and Integrative Approaches on Sexual Satisfaction and Sexual Desire in Married Women with Sexual Dissatisfaction

A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of Sex Therapy Using Cognitive-Behavioral, Mindfulness-Based, and Integrative Approaches on Sexual Satisfaction and Sexual Desire in Married Women with Sexual Dissatisfaction

Moral development of second grade elementary school students based on family demographic characteristics

Physiological Changes in the Body of Adolescent Students Who Started Swimming Lessons

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