7.2.1 Psychological benefits of exercise

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  • Exercise has no relationship with mental health.
    False
  • Exercise reduces stress, anxiety, and depression by releasing endorphins.

    True
  • Exercise helps lower cortisol, the body's main stress hormone
  • What does physical activity enhance in the brain that boosts cognitive performance?
    Blood flow
  • Regular exercise has a profound and holistic impact on mental health and overall well-being.
    True
  • Well-being encompasses physical, mental, emotional, and social health
  • What are the components of well-being according to this material?
    Physical, mental, emotional, social aspects
  • Endorphins released during exercise improve mood and reduce depression.

    True
  • How does physical activity enhance cognitive function in the brain?
    Enhances blood flow
  • What does physical activity enhance in the brain to improve cognitive performance?
    Blood flow
  • Exercise improves cognitive function by increasing oxygen and nutrient delivery to the brain.

    True
  • Mental health refers to a state of well-being where an individual can manage the normal stresses of life
  • Well-being is a positive state of being where a person feels good and functions
  • Steps of how regular exercise impacts mental health
    1️⃣ Stress reduction
    2️⃣ Mood enhancement
    3️⃣ Cognitive function improvement
    4️⃣ Self-esteem boost
  • Endorphins interact with brain receptors to produce positive feelings.
    True
  • Achieving fitness goals can improve confidence and self-image
  • What is mental health defined as in this material?
    State of well-being
  • The outcome of mental health is a productive and balanced life.
    True
  • Exercise helps lower the body's main stress hormone, cortisol
  • Exercise lowers the body's stress hormone, cortisol, reducing anxiety and tension.
  • Endorphins released during exercise interact with brain receptors to reduce depression.
    True
  • Exercise releases endorphins, improving mood and reducing depression.