Comparison Amount of Interpersonal Sensitivity, Somatization and Paranoid Imaginations between Athletic and Non-Athletic Students of University

“Health” can refer both to absent and present states. It is often used to mean the absence of disease or disability, but, just as often, health may refer to a state of fitness and ability, or to a reservoir of personal resources that can be called on when needed (Naidoo & Wills 2000). So the aim of present study is Comparison amount of interpersonal sensitivity, somatization and paranoid imaginations between athletic and non athletic men students of Islamic Azad University Omidiyeh Branch. This is a descriptive study that has been done on men students of IAUOB. For evaluation of interpersonal sensitivity, somatization and paranoid imaginations the SCL-90-R (symptom check list-90-Revised) questionnaire by Derogatis and et al (1973) was used. Also we separated athletic and non athletic students with the use of amount physical activity. Therefore those students that had 3 session's regular exercise a week indicated as athletic and the other students that did not do any exercise a week indicated as non athletic. The statistical population of this research was all men students of University that from them 200 persons (athletic= 100 & non athletic = 100) by randomly filled out the psychiatric symptom questionnaire. The statistical analyze ion of data has been done by computer and SPSS program with the use of independent samples test method and also a≤0.05. The results show that there is significant difference (p-value=0.037) between mean of scores in athletic and non athletic students on variables of somatization (athletic=0.46±0.52) (non athletic=0.78±0.60) But there is no significant differences on variable of interpersonal sensitivity (p-value=0.343) and paranoid imaginations (p-value=0.822).