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The longitudinal relationship among physical activity, social competence, and psychosomatic comorbidity patterns in adolescents: a cross-lagged panel analysis
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Abstract
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Adolescents frequently experience psychosomatic comorbidities, yet longitudinal, bidirectional relationships among physical activity (PA), social competence (SC), and psychosomatic comorbidity (PC: mental health and sleep duration) remain underexplored in large non-Western samples. This study examined how PA and SC mutually influence PC over time and tested whether SC mediates the PA-PC link in Chinese high school students.
Keywords:
Physical activity
psychosomatic comorbidity
adolescents
cross-lagged model
social competence
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