Items where Author is "Elliot, C."

2015

Gerber, M. and Lang, C. and Feldmeth, A. K. and Elliot, C. and Brand, S. and Holsboer-Trachsler, E. and Pühse, U.. (2015) Burnout and mental health in Swiss vocational students: The moderating role of physical activity. Journal of research on adolescence, Vol. 25, H. 1. pp. 63-74.

Elliot, C. and Lang, C. and Brand, S. and Holsboer-Trachsler, E. and Pühse, U. and Gerber, M.. (2015) Burnout symptoms among adolescents above versus below current recommendations for vigorous physical activity : an exploratory study with vocational students. Journal of sport & exercise psychology, Vol. 37. pp. 180-192.

Donath, L. and Roth, R. and Lichtenstein, E. and Elliot, C. and Zahner, L. and Faude, O.. (2015) Jeopardizing Christmas: Why spoiled kids and a tight schedule could make Santa Claus fall? Gait & Posture, 41 (3). pp. 745-749.

Gerber, M. and Lindwall, M. and Brand, S. and Lang, C. and Elliot, C. and Pühse, U.. (2015) Longitudinal relationships between perceived stress, exercise self-regulation and exercise involvement among physically active adolescents. Journal of sports sciences, Vol. 33, Iss. 4. pp. 369-380.

2013

Pühse, U. and Elliot, C. and Gerber, M.. (2013) Cultural diversity and physical activity in Western societies : a review of the literature and exploratory insights regarding physical education perceptions and attendance levels of culturally diverse adolescent students. International journal of physical education, Vol. 50, issue 3. pp. 2-14.

Gerber, M. and Jonsdottir, I. and Kalak, N. and Elliot, C. and Pühse, U. and Holsboer-Trachsler, E. and Brand, S.. (2013) Objectively assessed vigorous physical activity is associated with increased hair cortisol concentra-tions in young adults. Stress, Vol. 16, H. 6. pp. 593-599.

2012

Gerber, M. and Brand, S. and Lindwall, M. and Elliot, C. and Kalak, N. and Herrmann, C. and Pühse, U. and Jonsdottir, I.. (2012) Concerns regarding hair cortisol as a biomarker of chronic stress in exercise and sport science. Journal of sports science & medicine, Vol. 11, H. 4. pp. 571-581.