2010
DOI: 10.1016/s1420-2530(16)30161-3
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La pratique physique, un moyen de circonscrire les effets délétères du confinement en milieu carcéral : impact d’un programme d’activités physiques sur la santé perçue et le bien-être psychologique de détenus

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“…Five items are positively worded and five items negatively worded, in an attempt to inhibit response bias, that is, an individual's tendency to agree with statements regardless of their content. The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale has been already used in studies evaluating self-esteem of incarcerated people (Verdot et al, 2010) and its validity has been examined (Boduszek, Shevlin, Mallett, Hyland, & O'Kane, 2012).…”
Section: Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Five items are positively worded and five items negatively worded, in an attempt to inhibit response bias, that is, an individual's tendency to agree with statements regardless of their content. The Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale has been already used in studies evaluating self-esteem of incarcerated people (Verdot et al, 2010) and its validity has been examined (Boduszek, Shevlin, Mallett, Hyland, & O'Kane, 2012).…”
Section: Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Overall, exercise is associated with improving quality of life components of prisoners, with inmate participants exhibiting higher general quality of life perception compared to those who did not exercise (Obadiora, 2016), with both physical and mental components of inmates' quality of life associated with high levels of physical activity (Mannocci, Mipatrini, D' Egidio, Rizzo et al, 2017) and improved self-esteem (Basaran, 2016;Verdot, Champely, Clement, & Massarelli, 2010).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Evidence across research literature shows that exercise in detention environments improves mental health related factors such as self-esteem (Basaran, 2016;Verdot, Champely, Clement, & Massarelli, 2010) mood (Hilyer, Wilson, Dillon, Caro, Jenkins, Spencer, & Booker, 1982) and quality of life (Mannocci, Mipatrini, D' Egidio, Rizzo et al, 2017), while reduces aggression (Williams, Collingwood, Coles, & Schmeer, 2015), anxiety and depression (Ghanbarzadeh & Mohamadi, 2012;Buckaloo, Krug, & Nelson, 2009) stress (Bilderbeck, Farias, Brazil, Jakobowitz, & Wikholm, 2013;Harner, Hanlon, & Garfinkel, 2010) and sense of hopelessness (Cashin, Potter, & Butler, 2008) among prisoners.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Des travaux ont ainsi montré l'impact positif sur le bien-être physique et la condition physique des détenus (Gallant et al, 2015 ;Meek & Lewis, 2012 ;Vaiciulis, Kavaliauskas, & Radisauskas, 2011). D'autres se sont centrés sur la dimension psychologique en observant une amélioration de l'estime de soi (Sabo, 2001), une diminution des niveaux de stress, d'anxiété ou de dépression (Battaglia et al, 2015 ;Buckaloo, Krug & Nelson, 2009 ;Cashin, Potter & Butler, 2008 ;Woods et al, 2017) et le bien-être psychologique (Verdot, Champely, Clément, & Massarelli, 2010). Il convient de noter que certains auteurs tendent à modérer cet impact positif en soulignant l'importance d'une offre sportive adaptée à cette population spécifique (Meek & Lewis, 2012.…”
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