I am conducting a Systematic Literature Review about the relationship between active transportation modes and mental health and it has been pointed out to me that there are too many mental health outcomes, and I should narrow it down. Accordingly to the most recent knowledge and trends and your expertise on the topic, I would appreciate your opinion.
Thank you!
For every human beings our mind is a very fruitful gift from our creator . This gift remains an very valuable asset for entire human beings of our universal as been observed from the beginning of the time , this fruitful asset becomes a problem of liability in well many cases in the range of human beings . In this regards mental worries , frustration , & agony create a problem in the development for carrying out the action of our life passage.
This is my personal opinion
You could ask participants to complete the DASS-21 questionnaire at regular intervals. The DASS-21 is a measure of depression, anxiety, and stress, and is only 21 questions. You could look for trends over time for participants who are part of the study. According to your hypothesis, participants who exercise would have lower depression, anxiety, and stress scores over time.
Mental health is the ability to self-regulate your moods.
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Mental health can be defined as a state or condition of wellbeing that allows individuals realise their potentials, cope with the usual daily stresses of life, be productive and fruitful and contribute meaningfully to their community.
With respect to your systemic review, how active transportation mode affects the realization of the above objectives vis-a-vis the users mental wellbeing should be your goal. And like you rightly pointed out; the title is too broad. It needs to be focus on a particular/groups of mental disorder (anxiety disorder, depression, PTSD etc) depending on the aim of your study. You can look at the mental disorders that are mostly impacted by transportation, then can you decide the mental health outcomes you want to measure.
All the best.
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