Kaisa Kaseva

Kaisa Kaseva is a visiting scholar at the University of Helsinki's Clinicum unit, specializing in psychology and physical activity research. Her work spans multiple disciplines including health care science, sport and fitness sciences, and intergenerational studies.

• PhD in Psychology

Research focuses on:

• Physical activity promotion across generations
• Intergenerational transfer of sport participation
• Work commuting's impact on health
• Mood regulation through music in overweight populations
• Adapted physical activity for cerebral palsy

Recent publications (2025) analyze:

• Bayesian modeling of parental intentions
• Commuting mode effects on weight status
• Intergenerational sport participation patterns
• Sociodemographic determinants of youth sports
• Music's paradoxical health impacts

Active projects include:

• Young Finns Study (2021-present)
• Lasten ja nuorten liikuntakäyttäytyminen (2024-present)
• Motivation Makes the Move! (2020-present)
• Urban exerciser project (2018-present)