Level of sports participation and stress resiliency of Third Year CSPEAR students of Cavite State University - Main Campus A.Y. 2021-2022 / by Jhon Rommar C. Atas, John Mhar C. Pegenia.

Thesis (Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Sciences) Cavite State University.

Includes bibliographical references.

College of Sports, Physical Education and Recreation (CSPEAR)

ATAS, JHON ROMMAR C. and PEGENIA, JOHN Ml-IAR C. Level of sport
Participation and Stress Resiliency of Third Year CSPEAR Student of Cavite State
University-Main Campus Enrolled During School Year 2021 - 2022. Undergraduate
Thesis. Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sport Science. Cavite State University,
Indang Cavite. May 2022. Adviser Mr. Ray-Ann H. Penus.
The study was conducted from September 2021 to January 2022 in the Indang, Cavite.
The research design was used to assess the: (1) demographic characteristics by Age, Sex
Course, and Section; (2) level of sports participation and the stress resilience of the
participants; (3) significant relationship between sport participation and stress resilience of the
participants; and (4) significant relationship between stress resilience of the participant when
they are group according to their demographic characteristic.
The findings revealed that 85 out of 117 were aged 21 to 23 years old or 72.60 percent,
29 were 18 to 23 old or 24.80 percent, two were 24 to 26 years old or 1.70 percent and one
was 27 and above or 0.90 percent. There were 62 male or 53 percent and 57 female or 47
percent respondents. Sixty-four or 54.70 percent of the respondents were from BPE, 29 or
24.80 percent were from BSESS-SM and 24 or 20.50 percent were from BSESS-SC. In terms of section, 45 or 38.50 percent were 31 2, 28 or
23.90 percent were from section 3-2, 23 or 19.70 percent were from section 3-3, 13 or 1 1.10
percent were from section 3-4 and 8 or 6.80 percent were from section
3-5. The findings assess the nature and the level of sports participation of the third year
CSPEAR students on how often do they engage in sports participation. Results show that
CSPEAR students in terms of engagement in sports two to six times a week; in terms of breath
taking and sweating, results show a moderately; in terms of the number of times a week, the
result Shows once a week; in terms of, how they spend leisure time, the result shows indoors
and outdoors, in terms of how often do they engage in intensive sports, the result shows once a
week also. For every day, in terms of how many hours a week do they engage in sports
participation, result shows two to three hours a week; in terms of how much time do they
usually spend for sports participation, result shows more than 60 minutes. Moreover, most of
the members are not members of any sports club and only participated in the local level sports
participation.
In terms of student's response to the level of stress resiliency of the third-year CSPEAR student, for item, "Sometimes fate or God helps me" most of the respondents said true nearly
all the time. However, on the item, "I have to act on a hunch" respondents said often true. Also, the study found that there is no significant relationship between the level of sports
participation and stress resiliency of the participants. The study also found out that there is no significant relationship between the stress resilience of the participants when grouped according to their demographic characteristics. The study was conducted to know if there is a significant relationship between sports participation and the stress resilience of the participants. The researchers recommend
conducting similar study on sports participation and stress resilience. The result of this study is different from others. It suggested that a future study should be conducted with a wider scope to really understand this topic.

Submitted to the University Library 06/27/2022 T-8937