英文摘要 |
This research hopes to link exercise physiology and Hirschi’s social control theory to examine the relationship between exercise habits and problem behaviors from an interdisciplinary perspective. Through in-depth interviews and questionnaire surveys, it explores the relationship and explanatory power of exercise habits to social bonds, academic maladaptation, and problem behaviors, the proposes prevention strategies to cultivate exercise habits to enhance social bonds, reduce problem behaviors and future education policies suggestion. The findings were divided into two parts. First, the interview data shows that through the process of exercise, exercise has physical benefits. Exercise make individuals feel confident, happiness, reducing anxiety, reducing the need for Addictive Substances, and face frustration easily. It will also enable individuals to help integrate into the group, interaction with others. The benefits of physical, psychological and social connection of exercise can help reduce problem behaviors and can help learning. However, the interview results also show that college students generally do not have Exercise habits, and physical lesson is reduced. The second part of the statistical analysis shows that the lower self-control and more academic maladjustment will increasing problem behaviors, but exercise habits and better social bonds can reduce problem behaviors; while exercise habits and social bonds have a significant negative correlation with academic maladjustment. It means that college students with exercise habits and better social bondings can reduce academic maladaptation and thereby reduce problem behaviors as well. The structural equation model analysis shows that through exercise habits, social bonds can be affected to reduce academic maladjustment and problem behaviors. Based on the research results, this article argues Ministry of Education and other related units not to ignore the impact of sports on students, and should promote exercise habits as a new concept of preventing problem behaviors. Exercise habits are a specific plan to strengthen social bonds and help academical learning. Therefore, this research proposed reforms for strategy and practical for developing good exercise habits in students. |