ArticleFrontiers in public health2026
Attitude towards sports, psychological resilience and life engagement: a study on earthquake victims.
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Abstract
Purpose: This investigation examines associations among sporting attitudes, psychological resilience, and life engagement in children and adolescents participating in aquatic training programs following earthquake exposure. Method: The study employed a correlational survey design involving 124 earthquake survivors (Age M = 12.69; SD = 3.34), comprising 72 females (58.1%) and 52 males (41.9%) enrolled in swimming training programs in Hatay province. The present investigation employed a correlational survey methodology to examine the relationships between study variables. Research data: The data collection tools consisted of the Personal Information Form, the Attitude Toward Sports Scale, the Child and Adolescent Psychological Resilience Scale, and the Life Commitment Scale. Internal consistency reliability was assessed using Cronbach's Alpha ( Result: Correlation analyses revealed significant positive moderate associations between interest in sports and psychological resilience ( Conclusion: Individuals experiencing major traumatic events, particularly seismic disaster survivors, may benefit from structured sport-based interventions, toward sporting activities to enhance psychological resilience capacities and life engagement outcomes.
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