Relationship between Physical Activity and Subjective Quality of Sleep in Korean High School Students, The 11th Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-Based Survey

Sok, Sang Ah; Kim, Seon Mee; Jung, Jae-Hun; An, So Yang; Kang, Han Eol

doi:10.21215/kjfp.2017.7.4.557

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“…To lessen measurement bias, accelerometers are recommended as an objective method to assess the duration and intensity of physical activity [54]. We do note the value of using a database such as KYRBS for a nationally representative assessment; moreover, the results of the current study can be easily compared with previous adolescent research that also employed KYRBS data [16].…”

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“…Importantly, increased physical activity is correlated with low suicidal ideation [13] and stress [14,15]. Despite the possible benefits, many high school students are less likely to participate in physical activity outside of school (vigorous physical activity = 27.26 min/week, moderate physical activity = 36.99 min/week) [16]. However, when adolescents participated in high levels of physical education at school, they also exhibited elevated physical activity outside of school [17].…”

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“…The aim of this research was to verify whether participating in physical education influences suicidal ideation and stress in high school students from South Korea. Because physical activity participation has a clear gender difference [16], we examined male and female students separately.…”

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The Neglected Role of Physical Education Participation on Suicidal Ideation and Stress in High School Adolescents from South Korea

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Adolescents are at high risk of suicidal ideation and stress. This study aimed to investigate how physical education participation predicts suicidal ideation and stress in South Korean high school students. Data from the Twelfth Korea Youth Risk Behaviour Web-Based Survey 2016 (KYRBS) were used for analyses. Two multiple logistic regressions were performed to determine the influence of selected factors on suicidal ideation and stress (model 1: subjective health, social support, body mass index, academic achievement, perceived economic status of family, and physical education participation; model 2: adjusting for school type and year). Model 2 revealed negative associations between subjective health, academic achievement, perceived economic status of family, social support, physical education participation (≥2 times/weekly), and suicidal ideation for male students. Female students exhibited negative associations between subjective health, social support, and academic achievement, along with a positive association between body mass index and suicidal ideation. For both genders, stress was negatively associated with subjective health, social support, academic achievement, perceived economic status of family, and physical education participation (≥2 times/weekly). These findings suggest that participating in physical education can mitigate the risk of suicidal ideation and stress among high school students.

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“…This study also found a higher prevalence of sleep disturbances among high school students than among middle school students, which is in agreement with the findings of a previous study on Korean adolescents showing that middle school students slept for an average of 7.06 ± 1.67 hours, whereas high school students slept for only 5.69 ± 1.50 hours (Lee et al, 2013). Korean high school students often experience sleep disturbances related to stress, including academic stress (Sok et al, 2017); those who smoke are no exception to this. Therefore, to fully understand the issue of sleep disturbances in adolescent smokers, the sociocultural context must be considered.…”

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Factors Influencing Sleep Disturbances in Adolescent Smokers in South Korea

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This study aimed to describe sleep disturbances and identify associated factors in adolescent smokers in South Korea. This study adopted a cross-sectional design and recruited 520 students aged 12–17 years from 35 schools to participate in a smoking cessation program. To compare demographic, smoking-related, psychological, and problem behavior characteristics between adolescent smokers with sleep disturbances and without sleep disturbances, chi-square tests and independent t tests were used. Logistic regression analysis was performed to identify the factors associated with sleep disturbances in adolescent smokers. Approximately 45.8% of adolescent smokers reported sleep disturbances. Sleep disturbances were more frequent among girls than among boys and more frequent among high school students than among middle school students. Other factors included cigarette use within 1 month, nicotine dependence, smoking cessation self-efficacy, depression, Internet addiction, and suicidal ideation. Gender (girls), school level (high school), depression, Internet addiction, and daily cigarette use (11 or more cigarettes) were significantly associated with sleep disturbances in adolescent smokers. To improve the sleep quality of adolescent smokers, health professionals should focus on sleep disturbances and associated factors and develop appropriate intervention programs.

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Relationship between Physical Activity and Subjective Quality of Sleep in Korean High School Students, The 11th Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-Based Survey

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Factors Influencing Sleep Disturbances in Adolescent Smokers in South Korea

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