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Physical And Health Education For Future Economists

Table 1:

Item no. Items Scale
1 2 3 4 No. of responses
Questions Not at all A little A lot Very much
1. How physically demanding is your economic specialisation within the Economics University? 55 405 33 67 560
9.82% 72.32% 5.89% 11.96%
2. How psychologically demanding is your economic specialisation within the Economics University? 15 107 224 214 560
2.67% 19.10% 40% 38.21%
3. How demanding is your economic specialisation within the Economics University, from a mixed point of view? 38 280 156 86 560
6.78% 50% 27.85% 15. 35%
4. How important do you consider physical exercising for your future economic activity? 24 20 451 65 560
4.28% 3.57% 80.53% 11.60
5. How important do you consider physical exercising for individual socialisation and social belonging? 29 357 174 560
5.17% 63.75% 31.07%
6. How important do you consider PE knowledge for your future economic career? 78 293 189 560
13.92% 52.32% 33.75%
7. How effective do you consider to be alternating from a busy economic career to physical exercising on your quality of life? 37 34 292 197 560
6.60% 6.07% 52.14% 35.17%
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