Even when physical inactivity leads to social isolation, they may suppress or otherwise express such feelings (e.g., anger, avoidance) rather than experiencing significant loneliness, and thus, the mediating effect of loneliness is not as significant as for women.
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Social Challenges on University Campuses: How Does Physical Activity Affect Social Anxiety? The Dual Roles of Loneliness and Gender.
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