Katrin Lehnert
University of Bern
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European Review of Aging and Physical Activity | 2012
Katrin Lehnert; Gorden Sudeck; Achim Conzelmann
Research has shown repeatedly that the “feeling better” effect of exercise is far more moderate than generally claimed. Examinations of subgroups in secondary analyses also indicate that numerous further variables influence this relationship. One reason for inconsistencies in this research field is the lack of adequate theoretical analyses. Well-being output variables frequently possess no construct definition, and little attention is paid to moderating and mediating variables. This article integrates the main models in an overview and analyzes how secondary analyses define well-being and which areas of the construct they focus on. It then applies a moderator and/or mediator framework to examine which person and environmental variables can be found in the existing explanatory approaches in sport science and how they specify the influence of these moderating and mediating variables. Results show that the broad understanding of well-being in many secondary analyses makes findings difficult to interpret. Moreover, physiological explanatory approaches focus more on affective changes in well-being, whereas psychological approaches also include cognitive changes. The approaches focus mostly on either physical or psychological person variables and rarely combine the two, as in, for example, the dual-mode model. Whereas environmental variables specifying the treatment more closely (e.g., its intensity) are comparatively frequent, only the social support model formulates variables such as the framework in which exercise is presented. The majority of explanatory approaches use simple moderator and/or mediator models such as the basic mediated (e.g., distraction hypothesis) or multiple mediated (e.g., monoamine hypotheses) model. The discussion draws conclusions for future research.
Zeitschrift Fur Sportpsychologie | 2011
Gorden Sudeck; Katrin Lehnert; Achim Conzelmann
Diagnostica | 2011
Katrin Lehnert; Gorden Sudeck; Achim Conzelmann
Zeitschrift für Gesundheitspsychologie | 2014
Julia Schmid; Vera Molinari; Katrin Lehnert; Gorden Sudeck; Achim Conzelmann
Zeitschrift Fur Sportpsychologie | 2014
Katrin Lehnert
Europe’s Journal of Psychology | 2010
Martin Verner; Achim Conzelmann; Katrin Lehnert; Roland Seiler; Annina Wassmer; Thomas Rammsayer
Archive | 2011
Gorden Sudeck; Katrin Lehnert; Achim Conzelmann
Archive | 2011
Claudia Zuber; Katrin Lehnert; Marlen Marconi; Achim Conzelmann
Archive | 2011
Gorden Sudeck; Katrin Lehnert; Achim Conzelmann
Archive | 2011
Gorden Sudeck; Katrin Lehnert; Julia Schmid; Achim Conzelmann