Особливості оцінювання якості життя шкільної молоді, пов’язаної з її здоров’ям

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Ю. О. Павлова

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Проанализирована методология исследования качества жизни школьной молодежи связанного с ее здоровьем. Рассмотрены особенности оценки физического (двигательная активность, энергичность, спортивная компетенция), психологического (настроение, эмоции, удовлетворенность жизнью), социального (характер взаимосвязей в школьной среде, отношения со сверстниками) и материального благополучия детей и молодежи с учетом факторов здоровьесберегающей школьной среды. Изучены условия эффективной валидации и внедрения методики оценки качества жизни для масштабных популяционных исследований

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