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(Goplan and Brady 1)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:39:50 UTC

“'Students' sense of belonging has been identified as a potential lever to promote success, engagement, and well being in college.”

(Goplan and Brady 2)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:41:03 UTC

“Overall, students at 4-year colleges reported higher belonging than students at 2-year colleges.”

(Goplan and Brady 1)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:41:46 UTC

“Only a single nationally representative data set measures students' belonging in college using a single item. More robust measures of student belonging and their uncertainty about their belonging may yield important insights.”

(Liz and Huang 2)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:42:19 UTC

“Sports participation can range from recreational to professional, contributing to individuals’ overall well-being and exerting a positive influence on societal vitality and cultural diversity. Whether the participation comprises regular personal exercise or large-scale sports events, it holds a significant place in society”

(Liz and Huang 2)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:43:36 UTC

“Specifically, sports participation can enhance psychological well-being through three distinct pathways.First, physical activity triggers the release of neurotransmitters such as endorphins and dopamine within the body, thereby fostering a positive state of psychological well-being (Borland et al., 2022). Second, it offers opportunities for social interactions that aid in establishing and maintaining social support networks, bolstering social connections and self-esteem, consequently elevating psychological well-being”

(Liu, Hou, etc 1)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:44:52 UTC

“As another evaluation index of college students’ physical quality, sports behavior has important value for the healthy development of college students’ deep absorption. The influencing factors of sports behavior are influenced by potential factors, including interest, autonomy and other factors.”

(Wang and Chen 3)

smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:45:33 UTC

“Anxiety or fear associated with physical assessment is defined as social physical anxiety (SPA). Social physical anxiety often occurs in adolescence or early adulthood, and the probability of male and female is equal. A large number of studies have examined this structure, but there is still a gap in the current college students who have both spa and self-efficacy.”

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smith08n — 2025-02-17 17:58:02 UTC

Sports effect mental health

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smith08n — 2025-02-18 16:21:19 UTC

being involved in activities give students a sence of belong

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smith08n — 2025-02-18 16:23:11 UTC

at a 2 year school sometimes people don't want to get involved since you are there for a shorter amount of time which causes them anxiety

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smith08n — 2025-02-21 02:29:01 UTC

"kids should be part of a physical activity to increase their mental health because when they get out of their comfort zone, it helps prepare them for the real-world interactions they will face" (Wang and Chen 5).