Factors Affecting Levels of Physical Activity in School Environment

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作者
Kaupuzs, Aivars [1 ]
Liepina, Inga [2 ]
机构
[1] Rezeknes Tehnol Akad, Rezekne, Latvia
[2] Latvijas Sporta Pedag Akad, Riga, Latvia
来源
SOCIETY, INTEGRATION, EDUCATION, VOL IV: SPORTS AND HEALTH ART AND DESIGN | 2018年
关键词
children; physical activity; school environment; Social Ecological model; theoretical framework; SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL MODEL; ADOLESCENT GIRLS; RECESS; YOUTH; PERSPECTIVE; FACILITIES; COMMUNITY; EXERCISE; BEHAVIOR; CHOICE;
D O I
10.17770/sie2018vol1.3410
中图分类号
J [艺术];
学科分类号
13 ; 1301 ;
摘要
Person's attitude, belief and health behavioral patterns are directly and indirectly influenced by many social and physical factors. Scientific researches point out that The Social Ecological Model is a theory-based framework used both: in the development of behavioral programs and in the theoretical background of the research. There are four global factors that can characterize interactions between the individual and the environment: intrapersonal, interpersonal, environmental and political. Using the socially-ecological model, there can be observed the manifestations of physical activity at different levels that interact with each other. Making changes at one level influences other aspects. The goal of the article is to conduct a scientific literature review of the factors influencing physical activity in the school environment.
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页码:85 / 98
页数:14
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