Essays about: "livstillfredsställelse."

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  1. 6. The relationship between psychological wellbeingand attachment in emerging adulthood.

    University essay from Örebro universitet/Institutionen för juridik, psykologi och socialt arbete

    Author : Peiman Moradabbasi; Lisa Åsell; [2015]
    Keywords : Parental and Peer Attachment; Emerging Adulthood; Psychological wellbeing; Selfesteem; Life satisfaction; Depression.; Föräldraoch vänanknytning; Stundande vuxenliv; Psykologiskt välbefinnande; Självkänsla; Livstillfredsställelse; Depression;

    Abstract : Youths’ transition into adulthood can be challenging, especially when this transition implies acontinuation of education, thus a continuation of the financial dependency in early adulthood.There are an array of developmental tasks and challenges young people go through, and some ofthese tasks can be conflicting: pursuing an academic track versus having financialindependence. READ MORE

  3. 7. Swedish Players’ Transition From Junior to Senior Football in Relation to Perceived Health and Athletic Identity

    University essay from Sektionen för hälsa och samhälle (HOS)

    Author : Christoffer Eriksson; [2010]
    Keywords : Adolescence; athletic identity; football players; perceived health; transition from junior to senior sport; Fotbollsspelare; idrottsidentitet; ungdomar; upplevd hälsa; övergången från junior till senioridrott;

    Abstract : The objectives of this study concerning Swedish players’ transition from junior to senior football were to examine: (1) transition, perceived health, and athletic identity variables, as well as the relationship between them; (2) how transition, perceived health, and athletic identity variables contribute to: (a) healthy sport participation; (b) unhealthy sport participation; (c) quality of adjustment on the senior level of football; (d) life satisfaction. The theoretical frameworks included: the developmental model on transitions faced by athletes; the career transition model; the perceived health and sport/exercise participation model; the circle of health model. READ MORE