Research on the Effect of Sports Participation in Promoting the Sense of Belonging of Rural Left-behind Children from the Perspective of Health Dividend Based on SPSS Analysis
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Under the background of rapid economic growth in my country, the demand for social development has shifted from “demographic dividend” to “health dividend”. The development of urbanization has formed a special vulnerable group of “left-behind children”. The problems of left-behind children's physical weakness and mental illness will directly affect the quality of my country's health dividend in the future. As a scientific and effective means, sports participation can enhance the collective sense of honor of its members and enhance the sense of psychological belonging. Methods: This article uses the “School Belonging Scale” compiled by Goodenow and the “Positive/Negative Affective Scale for Junior High School Students” compiled by Goodenow to conduct a random sample survey of 176 left-behind children and 182 non-left-behind children, and use analyze the result by the SPSS. Results: 1. LS group and FLS group had statistical significance in sense of belonging and emotion (P<0.01). 2. LS group and FLS group have statistical significance in the sense of belonging and emotion in participating in sports activities (P<0.01). 3. The FLS group has statistical significance in the sense of belonging and emotion in participating in sports activities and not participating in sports activities (P<0.05). Conclusion: Sports participation can enhance the sense of collective belonging of left-behind children and promote the overall physical and mental health of rural left-behind children.