Actividad física en mujeres jóvenes chilenas durante el confinamiento por COVID-19
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Salud, Medicina preventiva, Actividad de tiempo libre, COVID-19, Coronavirus, ConfinamientoResumen
Objetivo: El presente estudio da respuesta a la pregunta: ¿Existen diferencias en el nivel de actividad física de mujeres chilenas antes y durante el confinamiento por COVID-19? Método: El estudio tiene un diseño no experimental longitudinal de tendencia con un n=1.051 mujeres chilenas jóvenes. Se midieron las diferencias en el nivel de actividad física entre los grupos pre (preCOVID) y post (COVID-19); y de la muestra COVID-19 con los datos teóricos tanto de estudios de actividad física previos como de encuestas nacionales gubernamentales. Resultados: las mujeres del grupo COVID-19 presentan niveles de actividad física significativamente más bajos que las mujeres de la muestra preCOVID-19; y que las muestras de mujeres de estudios empíricos anteriores. Conclusión: en tiempos de COVID-19 las mujeres jóvenes chilenas presentan un nivel de actividad física significativamente menor en tiempos previos al confinamiento.
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