Examining Relations between Personality Traits and Depression Rate amongst Athletic-Male Students and Non-Athletic-Male Students in the University of Sistan and Baluchestan

The current research takes up for investigating the personality relations, depression and the physical-activity performance (athletics). For this purpose, among the various aspects of an individual the extroversion and introversion features have been considered and assessed by means of Personality Test (57 question). Similarly, the depression rates were measured and compared by means of Bick Test. Finally, the relations between the depressions of extroversion in the two test-groups were reviewed. The present research-tests have been completely randomly conducted within the two groups of sixty members each from the athletic and non-athletic-male students of the University of Sistan and Baluchestan. The extroversion-introversion rate, the depression level in the two test-groups of athletic and non-athletic students, and the calculation and the average numerical quantities obtained through student-t-test were compared, and as a result it was observed that at the alpha level 0.05, there exists no meaningful difference between extroversion and introversion athletic and non-athletic male students. No doubt, there was a meaningful difference in the depression levels, while the relations between extroversion-introversion and the depression tests were examined by means of the Pearson Correlation Test and it was discovered that there also exists no meaningful difference between the two.