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Psychological wellness in athletes who engage in aerobic and resistance training : a comparative study

Abstract

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Health is viewed as a complete state of well-being and not only the prevention of disease. This research was embarked upon to highlight the importance of health promotion as a method of improving one's health as compared to disease prevention. This study aims to detect whether there is a substantial difference in psychological wellness between individuals who exercise and those individuals that a sedentary. Secondly, this study aspires to determine whether there is a difference in psychological wellness between individuals who engage in different forms of physical activity. This study motivated by the fact that no other previous international research has implemented the RyfFs scales of psychological well-being (1995) and Fox's physical self-perception profile (1990) concurrently. It is hoped that results from the proposed scheme of work will afford experts in the field of health with further insight as to the importance of physical activity as a prescription for health promotion.

Author and committee

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  • Palavar, Kevin Kubindhren
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  • Edwards, S.D.

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Palavar, Kevin Kubindhren. Psychological wellness in athletes who engage in aerobic and resistance training : a comparative study. 2005.