“…Eight studies were categorized as testing younger children (8 to ≤ 13 years old) with a pooled sample of 7,065 participants (Balantekin & Roemmich, 2012;Cartwright et al, 2003;Jenkins, Rew, & Sternglanz, 2005;Michels et al, 2012;Michels, Sioen, Ruige, & De Henauw, 2016;Roemmich, Lambiase, Lobarinas, & Balantekin, 2011;Roemmich, Wright, & Epstein, 2002). Five studies used participants with older children (13 to ≤ 18 years old) with a total of 1,860 participants (Austin, Smith, & Patterson, 2009;De Vriendt et al, 2012;Jeong & Kim, 2007;Kim, Yang, Kim, & Lim, 2013;Son, Ro, Hyun, Lee, & Song, 2014). Perceived stress, defined as being participants own experience of stress, was measured in 10 studies.…”