The Effect of Music Listening on Athletes&amp;apos; Anxiety, Depression, and Pain: A Mini Review

Kuan, Garry

doi:10.15758/ajk.2023.25.2.19

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“…Anxiety and harmful thinking errors increase stress, which is a high risk in adolescents (Harrison et al, 2023). Listening to music before, during, and after exercise can reduce negative emotions and treat anxiety, depression, and pain caused by exercise (Kuan, 2023).…”

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Athletes’ Stress and Anxiety Before The Match

Aliriad,

Wira Yudha Kusuma

et al. 2023

IJPESS

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Studi purpose. Stress and anxiety are every day for athletes, but they need severe treatment. Pre-match anxiety is often present and quite disruptive to an athlete's performance. Anxiety is inherent in sports and may be experienced at all levels. This study examines the effects of stress and anxiety before the match. Materials and methods. This study used the article review method by collecting qualitative and quantitative data through reputable journal articles. This article reviewed the literature on athlete stress and anxiety leading to a match. Research with this article review method used relevant and accurate data to be used as material for readers. Results. The results of the review concluded that athletes who experienced high levels of stress have the effect of a 70% higher risk of injury, and increased anxiety could harm athlete performance during matches. The causes of anxiety in athletes before competing included competitive anxiety, cognitive anxiety, and somatic anxiety. Conclusions. In conclusion, athletes will experience symptoms of anxiety and stress in the match due to various things, such as the presence of thousands of spectators who can threaten the athlete's self-esteem and the negative judgment of the community towards losing athletes.

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Athletes’ Stress and Anxiety Before The Match

Aliriad,

Wira Yudha Kusuma

et al. 2023

IJPESS

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The Relationship Between Physical Activity and Physical Health among High School Students in Yunnan Province, China

Linxian,

Kuan,

Rao

et al. 2024

RJPT

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Insufficient physical activity and declining physical health among high school students in China present significant challenges, exacerbated by academic pressures and limited time for exercise. This study examines the relationship between physical activity and physical health of high school students in Kunming, Yunnan, China. 120 senior high school students participated, wearing ActiGraph GT3X accelerometers for 7 days to monitor their physical activity during and outside of school hours. Results showed boys' MVPA during daily recess averaged 18.9 minutes and 15.2 minutes for girls, comprising over 70% of their daily physical activity, concentrated mainly during the main recess period. Regardless of weekends or school days, participants exhibited highest activity levels in the LPA state, with MVPA levels at 22.7 and 12.5 minutes. Physical fitness test scores ranged from 60-79 points and displayed a positive correlation between physical activity levels, body shape, physical fitness, physical function, and overall health indicators (p < 0.05), with high-intensity physical activity significantly linked to physical health (p < 0.01). This study provides insights to support initiatives aimed at enhancing the physical health of high school students and offers practical suggestions for future intervention programs.

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Structural equation models of health behaviour, psychological well-being, symptom severity and quality of life in abdominal bloating

Abdullah,

Kueh,

Kuan

et al. 2024

PeerJ

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Background The objective of this study was to investigate the inter-relationship between psychosocial variables and their impact on symptom severity and quality of life (QoL) concerning abdominal bloating. Methods The study adopted a cross-sectional design with purposive sampling. Participants who consented and met the criteria for bloating based on the Rome IV classification completed designated questionnaires. Independent variables comprised health beliefs, intentions, health-promoting behaviors, social support, depression, and anxiety, while dependent variables included bloating severity (general and within 24 h) and QoL. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) was conducted utilizing Mplus 8.0 to analyze the relationships between these factors. Results A total of 323 participants, with a mean age of 27.69 years (SD = 11.50), predominantly females (64.7%), volunteered to participate in the study. The final SEM model exhibited good fit based on various indices (CFI = 0.922, SRMR = 0.064, RMSEA (95% CI) = 0.048 (0.041–0.054), p-value = 0.714), with 15 significant path relationships identified. The model explained 12.0% of the variance in severity within 24 h, 6% in general severity, and 53.8% in QoL. Conclusion The findings underscore the significant influence of health beliefs, intentions, behaviors, social support, depression, and anxiety on symptom severity and QoL in individuals experiencing abdominal bloating.

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The Effect of Music Listening on Athletes' Anxiety, Depression, and Pain: A Mini Review

Cited by 3 publications

References 64 publications

Athletes’ Stress and Anxiety Before The Match

Athletes’ Stress and Anxiety Before The Match

The Relationship Between Physical Activity and Physical Health among High School Students in Yunnan Province, China

Structural equation models of health behaviour, psychological well-being, symptom severity and quality of life in abdominal bloating

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