the effect of exercise on affective responses in female adolescents with type 1 diabetes

adolescent is a time of profound biologic, intellectual, psychological, ‎and socioeconomic change that he will face a crisis. so compatibility may be ‎exposed to many hazards, such as depression, anxiety and other emotional ‎problems. but a planned regular exercise enhances physical and mental health ‎of adolescent female with diabetes.   the aim of this study was to determine the effect of exercise on emotional ‎reactions of female adolescents with type i diabetes.‎   this study was a quasi-experimental research conducted in endocrine and ‎metabolism research center. a total of 72 patients who were randomly allocated ‎in two groups. the intervention group did aerobic exercise for 45 minutes. ‎whereas control group did not aerobic exercise. data were collected using a ‎scl-90 questionnaire.‎ data were analyzed and using descriptive and inferential statistics methods and ‎spss software. ‎ the result showed the mean score for physical symptoms, depression, ‎obsession-compulsion, interpersonal sensitivity, aggression, phobia, paranoid ‎ideation, psychosis and anxiety in the experimental group after intervention than ‎before intervention significantly reduced. the average score in the control group ‎did not differ. the average total score of emotional reactions in the test group ‎after the intervention than before intervention significantly decreased (p = 0 / ‎‎001). but in control groups, the mean scores did not differ (p = 0 / 97).‎ the findings showed that having regular exercise is effective on emotional ‎reactions of adolescent females with type 1 diabetes.‎   key-words: aerobic exercise- affective symptoms- female adolescents - ‎type 1 diabetes mellitus.‎