Exercise and the Low-Security Inmate

By Bobby J. Buckaloo, Kevin S. Krug, Koury B. Nelson. 2009

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Epidemiology, Sociology and Political Science

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/c98d148e8350a412abada28a6e311a87c08f8ecb

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1. G. Lewis
2. R. Meek

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1. G. Lewis
2. R. Meek
3. Matthew Nicholson

Citations in the corpus

• Sport in a youth prison: male young offenders' experiences of a sporting intervention (2014, background): “…Ogle, 1997; Maher et al., 2012), a growing evidence base regarding gains associated with sport and physical exercise for incarcerated populations (Buckaloo, Krug, and Nelson, 2009; Elger, 2009; Martos-Garcia, Devis-Devis and Sparkes, 2009a; Meek and Lewis, 2012; Prison Phoenix Trust, 2011;…”
• Recreation or rehabilitation? Managing sport for development programs with prison populations (2015, background): “…and stress (Buckaloo, Krug, & Nelson, 2009; MartosGarcı́a et al., 2009; Nelson et al., 2006), decreased depression and feelings of hopelessness (Buckaloo et al., 2009; Cashin et al., 2008; Libbus, Genovese, & Poole, 1994), decreased insomnia (Elger, 2009), and reduced levels of anger and…”