There is growing evidence that leisure satisfaction is important to the health and welfare of any population. This study shows the current level of leisure satisfaction among the residents in the city of Riyadh (as ...

This research aimed to challenge the current conceptualization of mindfulness as a personality trait or psychological state. Instead, we propose that mindfulness is better defined and measured as a skill. As a result, we ...

The purpose of this study is to establish the relationship among personality (Openness, Agreeableness, and Conscientiousness), religious orientation (Religious Fundamentalism), and political orientation (Conservatism). A ...

Measures of visual status (normal sight, blindness), weight classification (normal weight, overweight, obesity), employment status (employed, unemployed) were obtained in 135 male and female adults. Results indicated that ...

Recent studies indicate the prominence of adverse eating behaviors in adolescence and their potential relationship to social and academic experiences. There is a lack of research assessing the longer term potential impact ...

Research on work-life balance has increased significantly over the last decade (Hill, Hawkins, Ferris & Weitzman, 2013). The extent of work-life balance concerns is evident from the thousands of articles, websites, and ...

Sport and exercise researchers have examined numerous factors that influence athletic performance. Amongst those factors are self-talk and flow, which are typically studied independently of each other. The current study ...

The aim of this study is to assess the relationship between the use of tobacco and the mental health status among adolescents in Kuwait. This study used a data from the Global School-Based Health Survey (GSHS), which has ...

This study examined the relationships among resiliency and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Additional variables included positive childhood experiences, grit, mindset, and academic success as measured by self-reported ...

The current thesis posited that increased hours worked while attending Middle Tennessee State University would negatively relate to measures of college success including grade point average (GPA) and 1-year attrition. ...