Why the study?
Does meeting vigorous physical activity recommendations improve mental health and perceived stress in college students?
Does meeting vigorous physical activity recommendations improve mental health and perceived stress in college students?
Meeting vigorous physical activity recommendations is associated with better mental health and lower perceived stress among college students, with benefits partially mediated by socializing.
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Association supports promoting vigorous activity for student mental health; cross-sectional design leaves causality open for prospective trials.
VanKim et al. (2013) studied this question.
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