标题：PARTICIPACIÓN EN ACTIVIDADES FÍSICAS DURANTE EL TIEMPO LIBRE Y SU RELACIÓN CON EL ESTRÉS TRAUMÁTICO SECUNDARIO EN BOMBEROS [Participation of physical activities during free time and the relation of the secundary traumatic stress in firefigther]
期刊名称：E-balonmano.com : Revista de Ciencias del Deporte
电子版ISSN：1885-7019
出版年度：2014
卷号：10
期号：3
页码：163-176
语种：Spanish
出版社：Federación Extremeña de Balonmano
摘要：The purpose was to analyze the relationship between the participation of physical activity (PA) and the psychological processes of Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS) on firefighters. Levels of participation in PA during free time and prevalence of STS were measured in a convenience sample of 56 firefighters using the Secondary Traumatic Stress Questionnaire and the Global Physical Activity Questionnaire. Findings show that 80.3% of the firefighters report moderate and vigorous free time-PA levels, investing an average of 2662.86 MET-min/week. Free time-PA levels show positive and significant correlations with the Secondary Trauma/Symptoms subscale of STS (r=.324, sig. .015), which is the factor with higher prevalence (32.1%), followed by Shattered Assumptions with 17.9%. In conclusion, firefighters with higher levels of free time-PA tend to report higher scores of ETS, specifically regarding to Secondary Trauma/Symptoms.
其他摘要：The purpose was to analyze the relationship between the participation of physical activity (PA) and the psychological processes of Secondary Traumatic Stress (STS) on firefighters. Levels of participation in PA during free time and prevalence of STS were measured in a convenience sample of 56 firefighters using the Secondary Traumatic Stress Questionnaire and the Global Physical Activity Questionnaire. Findings show that 80.3% of the firefighters report moderate and vigorous free time-PA levels, investing an average of 2662.86 MET-min/week. Free time-PA levels show positive and significant correlations with the Secondary Trauma/Symptoms subscale of STS (r=.324, sig. .015), which is the factor with higher prevalence (32.1%), followed by Shattered Assumptions with 17.9%. In conclusion, firefighters with higher levels of free time-PA tend to report higher scores of ETS, specifically regarding to Secondary Trauma/Symptoms.
