ArticleFrontiers in psychology2025
What is the relationship between family closeness, social support, and adolescent physical activity? Evidence from longitudinal tracking.
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Purpose: Using a longitudinal cross-lagged design, this study examines the intrinsic relationship between family closeness, social support, and adolescent physical activity. Methods: Using the Family Intimacy Questionnaire, Social Support Rating Scale (SSRS), and Physical Activity Rating Scale (PARS), a two-phase longitudinal study was conducted on 802 adolescents (52.5% female) with a three-month interval between assessments. Results: (1) For adolescents, significant gender differences were found in family closeness, social support, and physical activity ( Conclusion: (1) Significant gender differences exist in family closeness, social support, and physical activity among children and adolescents; (2) Family closeness and social support are positively correlated with adolescent physical activity; (3) Within the adolescent cohort, family closeness and social support cross-predict physical activity over time, while social support and physical activity also cross-predict each other over time.
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