This study aims to identify how physical activity (PA) coping interacts with environmental
risks and resources to predict youth mental health. Academic stress poses a threat to …

Early adolescence is a crucial developmental phase marked by significant physical,
cognitive, and socioemotional changes. While stress is widely recognized as a notable risk …

There is growing interest in physical activity (PA) to prevent mental disorders in youth.
However, few studies examine the association between PA and mental health. Further, how …

Background Self-perceived mental health problems among adolescents has had an upward
trend. Concurrently, adolescents' physical activity (PA) has been falling whilst sedentary time …

The purpose of this review was to identify and summarize research that has been conducted
on the potential impact of physical education (PE) on students' feelings of anxiety …

The study purpose was to explore grade level differences (7 th, 8 th, and 9 th) among junior
high school students' perception of participation in physical education class on individual …

Positive mental health and well-being for school-aged children have become key areas of
research, with studies that show school climate and physical activity as being potentially …

Background Evidence shows that the relationship between physical activity and mental
wellbeing varies across different life domains. However, little is known about the reasons for …

Stress levels of American teenagers are rising. Studies show that teens are reporting higher
stress levels than what they perceive to be healthy and that these levels are higher than the …

Background Physical activity can alleviate negative emotions in college students by
enhancing mood and cognitive functions. Yet, the mechanisms underlying these benefits …