Physical activities and their relationship to determining future anxiety levels in orphaned children

Abstract EN

Parents represent the child's life, higher model and first source of biological and psychological needs in life.

the range of psychosocial needs must be satisfied for the child to grow up together from the community in which he or she lives.

considering that physical activities and sports are a form that can contribute to the advancement of the orphan's personality and self-satisfaction through positive self-esteem through the contribution of sports practice to the retrieval of the element of self-motivation and psychological rebalancing and instilling the elements of dependence and self-confidence by strengthening the psychological, neurological and social aspect to advance the personality of the orphan oral child as a whole.

- can physical activities contribute to determining future anxiety levels in orphaned children?