Correlation between Physical Activity and Happiness Levels

The following infographic illustrates the correlation between the level of physical activity and the reported happiness levels among adolescents:

The data shows a gradual increase in the happiness scores as the frequency of physical activities per week increases. Happiness levels are categorized as low, moderate, and high based on the reported scores of adolescents engaged in different types of physical activities, ranging from none to more than five times per week. This trend is significant as it reflects how engagement in physical activities can potentially affect mental well-being.