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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Health action process approach"”.

  1. Using the Health Action Process Approach (HAPA) to understand and change sedentary behaviour in office workers: Effects on motivation, behaviour, and health outcomes

    … reduce SB. Using the motivational phase of the Health Action Process Approach (HAPA), a randomized controlled trial (RCT – study 2, chapter 3) demonstrated that SB and diabetes information can be a meaningful source of motivation among preintender office workers (n = 96). Those in the …

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  2. Barriers, beliefs, and behaviour: a mixed-methods study of physical activity in women with urinary incontinence

    … well-being. Despite robust evidence supporting health benefits, PA is reduced, and symptoms are underreported among women, often leaving UI neglected in interventions. This research sought to explore the PA behaviours of women with UI by investigating PA barriers and facilitators. To better …

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  3. ONCOGENETIC AND DECISION MAKING PROCESS. MEN¿S ADHERENCE TO CASCADE SCREENING FOR HEREDITARY CANCER SYNDROMES.

    … in at-risk men, for whom the decision-making process regarding CS appears to be influenced by familial rather than individual disease risk, emphasizing the role of familial obligation. Little is known about the motivational drives and psychological determinants of men’s adherence to CS, as …

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  4. Self-Management of Physical Activity in African Americans and Hispanics with Multiple Sclerosis: Mixed Methods

    … depression, diabetes). Minorities with MS have health disparities when compared to Caucasians with MS, but the current health behavior theories were developed and validated mainly among the Caucasian population. There is a paucity of research considering multicultural perspectives for minorities …

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