Relationship Between Anxiety Levels and Exercise Addiction of Higher School Students Studying in the Field of Sports Sciences During Covid-19 Pandemic Process
Hüsniye Çelik, Nurcan Demirel, Cemil Tuğrulhan Şam
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ABSTRACT
Background:
The purpose of this study is to determine
the relationship between anxiety levels and exercise addiction of higher school
students studying in the field of sports sciences during Covid-19 pandemic
period.
Aim: It is to determine relationship between anxiety levels and exercise
addiction of higher school students studying in field of sports sciences during
Covid-19 pandemic period.
Methods: 184 students participated in the study. Gender, age, educational
class, having regular exercise and exercise periods were learned as
demographical information. In order to determine anxiety and exercise addiction
levels of students, Corona virus anxiety scale and Exercise addiction scale
survey were applied. In the analysis of study SPSS-24 statistical packet
program was used.
Results: When demographic information of students are reviewed, it is seen
that gender of 51.1% of them was male and gender of 48.9% of them were female.
It was determined that 44% of students were at the age of 22. 28.3% of
educational class was 2nd class. While 62.5% of students did regular exercise
and active sports, 37.5% of them did not deal with these. While 38% of those
doing regular and active sports did not do exercises, 4.3% of them did regular
exercise and active sports. When coronavirus anxiety scale applied to students
is examined, it is seen that gender had impact of diziness, dullness, lose of
appetite, and nausea and that situation of doing regular exercises and active
sports had impact on lack of appetite and nausea. When exercise addiction scale
applied to students is examined, it is seen that doing regular exercise and
active sports and its period had impact on hyper focus and mood swings. When
relationship between coronavirus anxiety and exercise addiction levels of
students are reviewed, it was seen that postponement of individual social needs
and conflict had negative impacts on the person's anxiety level, drowsiness,
loss of appetite, and nausea.
Conclusion: When coronavirus anxiety
levels and exercise addiction of students during Covid-19 pandemic period are
examined, the process they are in have had various negative impacts on the
students. Gender of students studying in the field of sports sciences affects
their anxiety status. At the same time, regular exercise students do and its
period plays a role in relation to focusing and emotional changes.
Keywords:
Covid-19, Anxiety, Exercise Addiction, Sports
Sciences