Examining Developmental Links Between Active/Inactive Lifestyle and Psycho-Social Adjustment in Children: Insights From Multiple Prospective Studies

Name: Examining Developmental Links Between Active/Inactive Lifestyle and Psycho-Social Adjustment in Children: Insights From Multiple Prospective Studies
Start: 2019-03-08T00:00:00+00:00
Location: Paris, France

Friday, March 8, 2019 · Paris, France

Lifespan Development

Youthful physical inactivity is a contemporary issue. We offer four contributions which investigate prospective associations between active versus inactive lifestyles and various aspects of psycho-social adjustment in youth, considering potential developmental influences in both directions. Evidence from these studies supports the benefits of an active lifestyle for youth development.

Chairs & Discussants

Linda PaganiChair
University of Montreal
Frederic BriereCoChair
University of Montreal
Caroline FitzpatrickDiscussant
Sainte-Anne University

Presentations

Bidirectional Relations between Organized Physical Activity and Childhood Internalizing BehaviorFrederic Briere
Active Living at Age 6 Forecasts Better Developmental Outcomes at Age 12Daniela Gonzalez-Sicilia
Examining the Bidirectional Prospective Relationships between Joint Trajectories of Organized Physical Activity and Emotional Distress between the Ages of 6 and 12Marie-Josée Harbec
The Influence of Friends on Subsequent Sedentary Behavior in ChildrenWend-Panga Tatiana Ella Diendéré

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Examining Developmental Links Between Active/Inactive Lifestyle and Psycho-Social Adjustment in Children: Insights From Multiple Prospective Studies

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