Verification of Relationship Model among self-esteem, flow, psychological well-being and happiness of sports for all participants

Kim, DuGi; Song, ChonHyun; Kim, InSoo; Kim, Youseok

doi:10.1037/e631452013-215

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“…These results indicate that the improved self-esteem through exercise participation positively affects changes in mental well-being, which is in line with some related existing studies [ 29 , 30 , 31 ]. A study reporting that adult women’s participation in sports contributes to the improvement of self-esteem and subjective happiness [ 32 ], and another study [ 33 ] which revealed that self-esteem of participants in live sports positively predicts psychological well-being are also consistent with the results of this study. However, these studies did not consider the effect of self-esteem changes through exercise on various aspects of happiness because they selected only one of the factors of psychological well-being [ 29 , 31 , 33 ] or subjective well-being [ 32 ].…”

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“…A study reporting that adult women’s participation in sports contributes to the improvement of self-esteem and subjective happiness [ 32 ], and another study [ 33 ] which revealed that self-esteem of participants in live sports positively predicts psychological well-being are also consistent with the results of this study. However, these studies did not consider the effect of self-esteem changes through exercise on various aspects of happiness because they selected only one of the factors of psychological well-being [ 29 , 31 , 33 ] or subjective well-being [ 32 ]. The results of this study that the positive changes of self-esteem through exercise participation can enhance complete happiness may be helpful in forming a positive attitude toward participation in exercise among college students.…”

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The Effect of Changes in Physical Self-Concept through Participation in Exercise on Changes in Self-Esteem and Mental Well-Being

Kim

Ahn

2021

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The aim of the present study was to examine the impact of the changes in physical self-concept induced by exercise participation on the changes in global self-esteem and mental well-being using a structural model analysis. A total of 189 university students in Seoul, Korea, participated in the present study for two waves. The participants responded through a survey measuring physical self-concept, self-esteem, and mental well-being before and after a six-week exercise course. Regression analysis was used to calculate the amount of change in each variable, and the calculated residual scores were used for correlation analysis and structural model analysis. The amounts of changes in the variables are significantly correlated with each other and there was a complementary mediating effect of the changes in self-esteem on the pathway from the changes in physical self-concept to the changes in mental well-being. Physical self-concept changed by exercise participation might directly and positively influence mental well-being, and it can indirectly influence the changes in mental well-being via the improvement of self-esteem.

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The Effect of Changes in Physical Self-Concept through Participation in Exercise on Changes in Self-Esteem and Mental Well-Being

Kim

Ahn

2021

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“…The Leisure Intrinsic Motivation (LIM) by Weissinger and Banders [49] was slightly adapted by excluding the condition factor in intrinsic motivation to accommodate the characteristics of this study. For the self-esteem questionnaire, the Self-Esteem Scale (SES) developed by Rosenberg [50] and used by Kim et al [51] was adapted. For the psychological happiness questionnaire, the psychological happiness scale developed by Yang [52], based on the Personality Expressive Activities Questionnaire (PEAQ) by Waterman [53] and the sub-factors of the Scale of Psychological Well-being by Ryff [54] and used by Jeong [55] were adapted to accommodate the characteristics of this study.…”

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The Relationship between MZ Generation Screen Golf Participants’ Participation Motivation, Self-Esteem, and Psychological Happiness

Lee,

Yang,

Bum

2023

Healthcare

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The purpose of this study is to analyze and clarify the relationship between the MZ generation’s participation motivation in screen golf, self-esteem, and psychological happiness. To reach the goals of this study, 300 MZ generation screen golf participants were selected for this study. Accordingly, a questionnaire was distributed and 275 questionnaires were used for this study, excluding the answers that were omitted or unfaithful. SPSS Version 29.0 was used to show the frequency analysis, exploratory factor analysis, correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis of the research. The results of this study are as follows. First, it was found that the participation motivation of MZ generation screen golf participants had significant effects on positive self-esteem. Second, it was found that the participation motivation of MZ generation screen golf participants had significant effects on negative self-esteem. Third, it was found that the participation motivation of MZ generation screen golf participants had significant effects on psychological happiness. Fourth, it was found that the self-esteem of MZ generation screen golf participants had significant effects on psychological happiness. This study shows how to screen golf as part of a healthy leisure culture for the MZ generation and can enhance its psychological factors.

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Effect of Activity Immersion Conflict Perceived by Rural Multicultural Couple on Their Self-esteem, and Happiness : Focusing on Analysis of Actor and Partner Effect Using APIM

Yang¹

2016

KJCLS

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This study examined the effects of the actor and partner according to the activity immersion conflict perceived by rural multicultural couples in terms of the self-esteem and happiness using Actor-Partner Interdependence Model (APIM). For this purpose, the data of 482 persons from 241 husband-immigrant women dyads were analyzed. As results of the analysis, only the effect of the actor among the actor and partner effect according to the activity immersion conflict affected the self-esteem significantly in both husband and immigrant women. Conflict, namely the actor and partner effect, affected the happiness in both the husband and immigrant women significantly. Second, the difference in the actor conflict level on activity immersion perceived by the couple according to the women's native country was significant in both husband and immigrant women. The level of actor conflict was highest in Vietnamese husbands and the Philippine women. On the other hand, the difference in the partner conflict level on the activity immersion according to the women's native country was significant only in the women, and the level of Vietnamese women was highest. Therefore, the characteristics in the level of actor and partner conflict on activity immersion was caused by the difference in the number of activity organizations participating between the husband and women. Based on the results, this study

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Verification of Relationship Model among self-esteem, flow, psychological well-being and happiness of sports for all participants

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The Effect of Changes in Physical Self-Concept through Participation in Exercise on Changes in Self-Esteem and Mental Well-Being

The Effect of Changes in Physical Self-Concept through Participation in Exercise on Changes in Self-Esteem and Mental Well-Being

The Relationship between MZ Generation Screen Golf Participants’ Participation Motivation, Self-Esteem, and Psychological Happiness

Effect of Activity Immersion Conflict Perceived by Rural Multicultural Couple on Their Self-esteem, and Happiness : Focusing on Analysis of Actor and Partner Effect Using APIM

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