Individual differences, exercise and leisure activity in predicting affective well-being in young adults

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">This study focuses on the prevalence of exercise and health-related leisure activities (smoking, drinking), across groups of subjects, defined by personality and gender, in relation to subjective well-being. It is concluded that the influence of individual differences such as personality and gender on coping behaviour and well-being is consistent with social learning theory research. Limitations of cross-sectional research designs necessitate caution with inferring causal paths. Recommendations for future research are presented concerning the use and value of repeated measures designs within research into exercise and well-being</abstract>
<note type="statement of responsibility">C. Sale, A. Guppy and M. El-Sayed</note>
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<text>Vol. 43, nº 10, October 2000 ; p. 1689-1697</text>
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