Семья и семейное воспитание: кросс-культурный анализ на материале России и США. Коллектив авторов

результатами, полученными в университете В.

      Таблица 3

      Взаимодействие уровней физической активности и социальной поддержки внутри семьи

      Проведенное исследование раскрывает важную взаимосвязь между социальной поддержкой в семье и физической активностью девушек-подростков в университете В. Положительным моментом выступает тот факт, что с ростом социальной поддержки физическая активность увеличивается. Результаты проведенного исследования в целом отражены в современной литературе по проблеме семейного воспитания.

      Исследование не выявило взаимосвязи между социальной поддержкой и физической активностью девушек в университете А. Но социальная поддержка имеет существенное значение и влияние на их физическую активность в университете В.

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