Observational and experimental studies show that leisure time sporting activity (LTSA) is
associated with higher well-being. However, scholars often seem to assume that 1) LTSA …

International policy now constantly advocates a need for populations to engage in more
physical activity to promote health and to reduce society's health care costs. Such policy has …

A variety of positive mental health outcomes have been linked with increased exposure to
natural environments. However, there has been minimal investigation into how specific …

Aim: Previous research documented a positive effect of physical activity on subjective well-
being (SWB). Yet, mainly broad activity measures (eg resulting from yes–no questions) were …

Background This study examined the effect of different intensities of physical activity and the
recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) on the subjective well-being …

Based on a theoretical framework informed by Self-Determination Theory, this paper argues
that sports activities' impact on subjective well-being is moderated by the goals and …

Background Internet addiction poses a significant threat to the health of college students
worldwide, but physical activity, as a highly safe and effective rehabilitative measure, has …

Aims: There is a growing recognition of the ways in which culture and sport can contribute to
wellbeing. A strong evidence base is needed to support innovative service development and …

Compared to other leisure time activities, the effect of arts attendance on happiness has
received less attention and studies of related topics have produced mixed results, identifying …

Background The study aimed to identify the associations of happiness and factors related to
physical and mental health, leisure, and sports activities amongst older adults in Abu Dhabi …