Anxiety level among physically active and physically not active 13- 16 year old teenagers of Lazdijai district depending on age, gender and family environment

The Object: anxiety level of physically active and physically not active teenagers. Hypothesis: 1. Physically active teenagers feel higher level of anxiety than physically not active teenagers. 2. Teenagers who live with both of their parents and have brother/sisters have lower level of anxiety. 3. Teenagers who have higher anxiety have more negative relationships within their families. 4. Girls feel higher level of anxiety then boys. The Aim: to determine anxiety level of physically active and physically not active teenagers depending on age, gender, structure of family and interaction specifics in the family. Work tasks: 1. To determine anxiety level features of physically active and physically not active teenagers. 2. To analyze the anxiety level of teenagers according to age and gender. 3. To analyze the anxiety level of physically active and physically not active teenagers according to the structure of family and interaction specifics in the family. Research methodology: analysis of literature, questionnaire survey, statistical data analysis. Conclusions: 1. It is determined that the anxiety level of physically active and physically not active teenagers does not differ, (p>0,05). 2. 13-14 years old teenagers feel higher general anxiety level than 15-16 years old teenagers (p0,05). 3. Analyzing research data it has been determined that those physically active and physically not active teenagers have higher general anxiety level who have not complete family structure (they live with one parent, they do not have brothers/sisters), although there were no significant differences, (p>0,05). Teenagers, who are afraid of their parents, feel higher anxiety level then those who are not (p<0,05). Also teenagers feel higher anxiety level if they get punished. (p