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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Exercise identity"”.

  1. Associations Between Implicit Beliefs and Physical Activity Motivation Among Breast Cancer Survivors

    … aspects will be examined such as motivation and exercise identity using validated assessment tools. The goals of this research are to understand the themes and concepts that emerge in the reflections of inactive BC survivors participating in a PA study, characterize the implicit beliefs about PA …

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  2. “S.P.L.A.S.H. Into Fitness!” An Identity-Focused Behavioral Swim Camp and Family-Oriented eHealth Intervention for Girls

    … summer camps which target healthy nutrition and exercise outcomes, albeit positive lifestyle changes associated with similar behavioral programs have been short-term in nature. Indeed, the behavioral intervention literature is fraught with mixed findings regarding long-term positive results, …

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  3. The Journey from Nonexerciser to Exerciser: A Grounded Theory Study

    … health benefits of regular physical exercise are well-documented; however, drop-out rates from both supervised and unsupervised exercise remain high. Many potential influences on exercise behavior have been studied, but with largely inconsistent results, making it difficult to …

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  4. The role of exercise in negotiating an identity as disabled: A qualitative exploration of the experiences of individuals with multiple sclerosis

    … the recent surge in research on the impact of exercise/physical activity (PA) participation on symptoms and quality of life among those with MS has shifted exercise and PA promotion to individuals with MS in ways that reinforce ableist ideas about the human body (e.g. for managing or minimizing …

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