Effect of mobile application-supported health promotion program on obesity, physical activity and stress levels of adolescents

The purpose of the study; The purpose of the study was to evaluate the effects of the Mobile Application-Based Adolescent Health Promotion Program (ASGE-FABES), an intervention that supports adolescents in making healthy choices, developing healthy lifestyle behaviors, and assuming responsibility for their own health, on healthy nutrition, obesity prevention, physical activity, stress management, and mental health in adolescents. A repeated-measures design was used in the study, including pre-test, post-test, and follow-up measurements. The sample consisted of 76 adolescents (38 experimental and 38 control) between the ages of 11 and 15, studying at Çanakkale Secondary School and Canbulant Secondary Schools affiliated with the Ministry of National Education of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. The 24-week Mobile Application-Based Adolescent Health Promotion Program (ASGE-FABES) was implemented in the study. Research data were collected using the "Socio-demographic Characteristics Information Form", "Adolescent Nutrition Knowledge (ABEB) Scale", "Adolescent Physical Activity Knowledge (AFAB) Scale", "Adolescent Lifestyle (AYB) Scale", "Adolescent Healthy Lifestyle Choices (ASYBS) Scale" and "Revised Child Anxiety and Depression (CAD-Y) Scale" using the Mobile Application-Based (ASGE-FABE) Adolescent Health Promotion