Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2007December 01, 2007 PDT
Effect of Exercise on Reported Physical Sexual Satisfaction of University Students
Effect of Exercise on Reported Physical Sexual Satisfaction of University Students
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2007
Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2007
- Editor's CornerMark Tomita
- CJHP Editorial BoardEditorial Board
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- Prescribing Individually Tailored Exercise as a Means of Increasing Health Promotion Among University Faculty, Staff, and StudentsRobert G. BlairBecky KeeleCharles Kozel
- Reinventing Yourself: Work-Life Transitions and Transformations 101Karen Denard Goldman
- Perceived Barriers to Recommended Diet and Physical Activity Patterns Among Ethnically Diverse Middle School StudentsShaunna CarterCindy WolffJean SchuldbergKeiko Goto
- Psychoeducation: Implications for the Profession of Health EducationAshutosh AtriManoj Sharma
- Effect of Exercise on Reported Physical Sexual Satisfaction of University StudentsHolly C. LindemanKeith A. KingBradley R. Wilson
- Determinants of Demand for HIV Testing: Evidence from California Outpatients ClinicsDan FriesnerPeter Cashel-CordoMatthew Q. McPherson
- Household Food Insecurity Predictive of Health Status in Early Adolescence? A Structural Analysis Using the 2002 NSAF Data SetGodwin S. AshiabiKeri K. O'Neal
- Race and Gender Differences of Body Physique and Self-Esteem in High School StudentsJill E. BennettSteven F. PhilippPetra B. SchulerJane L. P. Roy
- Factors Associated with Sexual Intercourse Among African-Born Adolescents in Southern CaliforniaDixon AnjejoNaomi N. ModesteJerry W. LeeColwick M. Wilson
Lindeman, Holly C., Keith A. King, and Bradley R. Wilson. 2007. “Effect of Exercise on Reported Physical Sexual Satisfaction of University Students.” California Journal of Health Promotion 5 (4): 40–51. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v5i4.1267.