Meanwhile, the bias-corrected 95% confidence interval for the direct effect of children’s individual exercise on childhood depression was [−0.016, 0.000], with an upper limit of 0, approaching the significant threshold; the 95% confidence interval for the direct effect on childhood anxiety was [−0.014, −0.001], excluding 0, indicating that the direct effect of children’s individual exercise on anxiety was significant, while the direct effect on depression showed borderline significance.
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Examining Associations Between Individual Exercise, Parent-Child Exercise, and Children's Mental Health: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach.
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