Social Fitness and the Social Domain: A Holistic Approach Based on Total Force Fitness.

Rory G Mccarthy, Gloria H Park, Nikki E Barczak-Scarboro, Stephanie Barrientos, Rachel Anne Chamberlin, Alaina Hansom, Lauren A Messina
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The Total Force Fitness (TFF) framework was envisioned as a holistic framework of interrelated domains, whereby impact in one domain could have cascading implications for the others. For this reason, definitional clarity surrounding how to achieve fitness in the various domains is crucial. Social fitness definitions tend to focus on individual efforts and overlook the powerful impact of the social group and the social environment on the individual. In this article, various definitions of social fitness are analyzed in an effort to broaden the current understanding of the social domain. Some of the knowledge gaps in understanding social fitness and the resulting challenges are addressed before reviewing a few existing social fitness interventions. Finally, this study offers recommendations for improvement, along with future directions for the increased integration of the social domain into the TFF framework.

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社会健身与社会领域:基于整体力量健身的整体方法。
总体兵力适合度框架被设想为一个相互关联领域的整体框架,其中一个领域的影响可能对其他领域产生连锁影响。出于这个原因,围绕如何在各个领域实现健身的定义清晰至关重要。社会适应度的定义往往侧重于个人的努力,而忽视了社会群体和社会环境对个人的强大影响。本文分析了社会适应度的各种定义,以拓宽目前对社会领域的理解。在审查一些现有的社会健身干预措施之前,先解决了理解社会健身方面的一些知识差距及其带来的挑战。最后,本研究提出了改进建议,以及将社会领域进一步纳入TFF框架的未来方向。
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