The relationship between physical activity and school adjustment in high school students: the chain mediating role of psychological resilience and self-control
Hanwen Chen,
Tianci Lu,
Haoran Sui
et al.
Abstract:Background Adaptive elements such as learning and interpersonal interactions of high school students need to be developed in the school environment. Thus, school adjustment is an essential developmental task in the academic growth of adolescent students. The present study was guided by the resource conservation theory and the power model of self-control and aimed to investigate the chain-mediated roles of psychological resilience and self-control in the physical activity and school adjustment of high school st… Show more
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