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C/PS/14. The importance of exercise in modern lives through a psychological aspect
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- 2005
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The current study deals with the issue of exercise and the importance of exercise and sport for the modern man. It begins by mentioning the reasons which have made exercise such an important factor of our everyday lives nowadays by contrasting the life of the modern man with the life of the working man in the past. Further on, the study mentions the benefits that exercise has on an individual and it mentions both the physical and the mental benefits as well. It goes on by examining the case of obesity and excess weight and states the ways in which exercise can help people fight these problems. The study then examines the reasons for which people might keep away from exercise and it states ways through which psychology can help them so as to undertake this activity on a regular basis.
KEYWORDS: importance, exercise, modern, lives, psychological, aspect,
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