Exploring body consciousness of dancers, athletes, and lightly physically active adults.
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ABSTRACT: Body consciousness is associated with kinetic skills and various aspects of wellbeing. Physical activities have been shown to contribute to the development of body consciousness. Methodological studies are needed in improving the assessment of body consciousness in adults with distinct physical activity backgrounds. This study (1) examined whether dancers, athletes, and lightly physically active individuals differed regarding the level of their body consciousness, and (2) evaluated the usability of different methods in assessing body consciousness. Fifty-seven healthy adults (aged 20-37) were included in the study. Three experimental methods (aperture task, endpoint matching, and posture copying) and two self-report questionnaires (the Private Body Consciousness Scale, PBCS, and the Body A
SUBMITTER: Virtanen N
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9120170 | biostudies-literature | 2022 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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