Abstract

Introduction: Dancing is a powerful impulse and helps in channelizing ones energy. It serves different purposes for different individuals. Some seek entertainment with help of dancing whereas someone else might indulge in dancing because of the health benefits that come along. Various emotional can be attached to dancing and in turn it also caters to emotional needs of individuals. The purpose of this study was to study the impact of contemporary and western dancing styles on the well being levels of young females. Methodology: A sample of 80 females between 17-21 years of age was taken up for this particular study. The sample was divided equally into two groups of contemporary and western dancing styles. The Ryff Psychological Well Being Scale was used for administering the well being levels of participants’ pre and post the dance training. Results and Implications: The results showed that there was no significant difference between the well being levels of individuals on pre and post dance training measures. There was no significant difference between the overall well being levels of contemporary and western dance training groups. Also, there was no increase in the well being levels of young females post the dance training.

Highlights

  • Dancing is a powerful impulse and helps in channelizing ones energy

  • There was no significant correlation seen between dancing and well being levels of young females due to contemporary or western styles of dancing

  • There was no significant difference in the well being levels of contemporary or western dance style groups on pre and post dance training measures

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Introduction

Dancing is a powerful impulse and helps in channelizing ones energy. It serves different purposes for different individuals. The purpose of this study was to study the impact of contemporary and western dancing styles on the well being levels of young females. The sample was divided into two groups of contemporary and western dancing styles. Results and Implications: The results showed that there was no significant difference between the well being levels of individuals on pre and post dance training measures. There was no significant difference between the overall well being levels of contemporary and western dance training groups. There was no increase in the well being levels of young females post the dance training

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