COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

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Autor(a) principal: Li,Peng
Data de Publicação: 2023
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista brasileira de medicina do esporte (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Introduction: Sports play an important role in maintaining community health, positively impacting the immune system. Behind the scenes of COVID-19 prevention, the value of exercise has been recognized in both individual and collective health needs. Yet, a current scenario of its use and psychosocial impact has to be documented. Objective: Study the impact of COVID-19 disease on group sports activities and explore residents’ social and psychological aspects. Methods: This paper adopts the online survey method by distributing relevant questionnaires to urban residents analyzing the current frequency of group sports activities, individual hobbies, and group sports activities, their distribution areas, organization, and the impacts generated by the pandemic. Results: The surveyed subjects in the study area have good physical activity habits. Male residents prefer ball games, and female residents prefer activities that explore relaxation and communication. Group sports activities have more followers. Conclusion: Despite the good habits verified in the majority of the population, it is necessary to improve outdoor facilities and indoor sports training places and establish a good system for disseminating information about the social-psychological service. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
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title COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
spellingShingle COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Li,Peng
COVID-19
Psychology, Social
Health, Community
title_short COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
title_full COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
title_fullStr COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
title_full_unstemmed COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
title_sort COVID-19 IMPACTS ON GROUP SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
author Li,Peng
author_facet Li,Peng
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Li,Peng
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv COVID-19
Psychology, Social
Health, Community
topic COVID-19
Psychology, Social
Health, Community
description ABSTRACT Introduction: Sports play an important role in maintaining community health, positively impacting the immune system. Behind the scenes of COVID-19 prevention, the value of exercise has been recognized in both individual and collective health needs. Yet, a current scenario of its use and psychosocial impact has to be documented. Objective: Study the impact of COVID-19 disease on group sports activities and explore residents’ social and psychological aspects. Methods: This paper adopts the online survey method by distributing relevant questionnaires to urban residents analyzing the current frequency of group sports activities, individual hobbies, and group sports activities, their distribution areas, organization, and the impacts generated by the pandemic. Results: The surveyed subjects in the study area have good physical activity habits. Male residents prefer ball games, and female residents prefer activities that explore relaxation and communication. Group sports activities have more followers. Conclusion: Despite the good habits verified in the majority of the population, it is necessary to improve outdoor facilities and indoor sports training places and establish a good system for disseminating information about the social-psychological service. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
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