The Association Between Physical Activity Participation And Social Capital, Physical Self Perceptions Among Adolescents

1. Introductıon1.1. Purpose of the Study1.2. The Significance of the Study1.3. Assumptions of the Study1.4. Limitations of the Study2. Lıterature2.1. The Association between Physical Activity and Healthw2.2 The Association between Physical Activity and Health in Adolescence2.3. Physical Activity Promotion Model for Youth2.3.1. Social capital as a determinative factor on physical activity participation2.3.1.1. The association between social capital and physical activity2.3.2. Physical self-concept as a determinative factoron physical activity participation2.3.1.2. The association between physical self-concept and physicalactivity participation3. Method3.1. Research Model3.2. Research Group and Sampling3.3. Data Collection Tools3.3.1. Personal information form3.3.2. Social capital scale for adolescents3.3.2.1. Psychometric properties of the social capital scale for adolescents3.3.2.1.1. Pilot study3.3.2.1.2. Results of exploratory factor analysis of social capital scale foradolescents3.3.2.1.3. Results of confirmatory factor analysisof social capital scale for3.3.2.1.1. Pilot study3.3.2.1.2. Results of exploratory factor analysis ofsocial capital scale for adolescents3.3.2.1.3. Results of confirmatory factor analysisof social capital scale for adolescents3.3.3. Short form of physical self-concept3.3.4. International physical activity questionnaire3.3.5. Body mass index measurement3.4. Data Collection Protocol3.5. Statistical Analyses4. Results4.1. Results of Descriptive Statistics and Physical Activity ParticipationDifferences between Genders4.2. The Association of Social Capital and Physical Self-Concept with OverallPhysical Activity Participation4.2.1. The association of social capital and physical self-concept withoverall physical activity participation for females4.2.2. The association of social capital and physical self-concept withoverall physical activity participation for males4.2. The Association of Social Capital and Physical Self-Concept with OverallPhysical Activity Participation4.3.1. The association of social capital and physical self-concept with overall physical activity participation for females4.3.2. The association of social capital and physical self-concept with overall physical activity participation for males5. Dıscussıon, Conclusıon, And Recommendatıons5.1. Discussion5.2. Conclusion5.3. RecommendationsReferences