Influência das artes marciais nos níveis de raiva e agressividade em crianças e adolescentes: revisão sistemática
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https://doi.org/10.20873/abef.2595-0096.v2n2p55.2019Keywords:
Exercício, Raiva, AgressividadeAbstract
O objetivo deste estudo foi sintetizar os achados dos estudos sobre a influência das artes marciais nos níveis de raiva e agressividade em crianças e adolescentes. Trata-se de uma revisão sistematizada realizada em duas bases de dados (PUBMED e LILACS/BVS) e nas referências dos artigos incluídos. Foram utilizados 17 descritores na língua inglesa, sendo incluídos apenas estudos experimentais. De 79 artigos identificados nas buscas cinco foram incluídos na revisão. Três estudos foram feitos com crianças e os outros dois com adolescentes. Observou-se que seis instrumentos foram empregados, sendo que dois avaliaram indiretamente a agressividade, um avaliou diretamente a agressividade, dois avaliaram diretamente a raiva e um avaliou diretamente ambas. Os estudos incluídos na revisão evidenciam a influência das artes marciais nos níveis de raiva e agressividade. Pode-se concluir que as artes marciais parecem reduzir consideravelmente os níveis de raiva e agressividade em crianças e adolescentes.
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