Akribodikaion S. Ius Strictum, Quod In Electorali Gymnasio Neo-Sedin. cum Eidem valediceret, pro ingenii facultate, exposuit Immanuel Wendtlöandt/ Colbergensis Pomeranus, Anno 1684

AKRIBODIKAION S. IUS STRICTUM, QUOD IN ELECTORALI GYMNASIO NEO-SEDIN. CUM EIDEM VALEDICERET, PRO INGENII FACULTATE, EXPOSUIT IMMANUEL WENDTLÖANDT/ COLBERGENSIS POMERANUS, ANNO 1684 Akribodikaion S. Ius Strictum, Quod In Electorali Gymnasio Neo-Sedin. cum Eidem valediceret, pro ingenii facultate, exposuit Immanuel Wendtlöandt/ Colbergensis Pomeranus, Anno 1684 ([1]) Titelseite ([1]) Widmung ([1]) Text ([2]

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AD FUNUS LITERATISSIMI ET POLITISSIMI VIRI IUVENIS, DN. DANIELIS WENDTLANDTS COSLINENSIS POMERANI, L.L. STUD. CIVES SUOS INVITAT RECTOR ET SENATUS ACADEMIAE REGIOMONTANAE Ad Funus Literatissimi Et Politissimi Viri Iuvenis, Dn. Danielis Wendtlandts Coslinensis Pomerani, L.L. Stud. Cives Suos Invitat Rector Et Senatus Academiae Regiomontanae ([1]) Titelseite ([1]) Text ([1]

Exercitatio Iuridica, De Iureiurando Civium

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The effects of sport activities and environmentally sustainable behaviors on subjective well-being: A comparison before and during COVID-19

Wendtlandt M, Wicker P. The effects of sport activities and environmentally sustainable behaviors on subjective well-being: A comparison before and during COVID-19. Frontiers in Sports and Active Living. 2021;3: 659837.This study examined the effects of sport activities and environmentally sustainable behaviors on the subjective well-being of working-age adults (18-64). Specifically, it analyzes the effects of different types of sport activities, including nature-based, natural resource-using, and nature-neutral sport activities and different types of environmentally sustainable behaviors such as recycling, ecological consumption, energy-saving, and mobility on subjective well-being. The study conducts comparisons between the period before the COVID-19 pandemic and during the first lockdown in Germany. Quantitative survey data were collected using a convenience sampling approach (n=412). Sport activities were captured with the number of hours spent on nature-based, natural resource-using, and nature-neutral activities. Environmentally sustainable behaviors were measured across four areas, including recycling, ecological consumption, energy-saving, and mobility. Subjective well-being was measured using the scale of the World Health Organization (WHO-5). Differences between the periods before and during COVID-19 were analyzed using t-tests. A set of multivariate regression models was estimated with subjective well-being as the dependent variable and sport activities, environmentally sustainable behaviors, and socio-demographics as independent variables. The results show that nature-based and nature-neutral sport activities significantly decreased during the first COVID-19 lockdown, while environmentally sustainable behaviors increased. The regression analyzes reveal that nature-based and nature-neutral sport activities as well as ecological consumption significantly added to individuals’ well-being in the pre- and during-COVID-19-period. A decrease in nature-based and nature-neutral sport activities significantly predicted a decrease in individuals’ subjective well-being. The findings of this study might help people understand the role and importance of active living for psychosocial outcomes during the COVID-19 pandemic