Title
Physical Activity-Related Beliefs and Discrepancies Between Beliefs and Physical Activity Behavior for Various Chronic Diseases
Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Physiology & Behavior
Publication Date
2015
School
Donna and Allan Lansing School of Nursing and Health Sciences
Department
Department of Nursing
Abstract
We have a limited understanding of factors that may explain the discrepancy between believing physical activity (PA) may help prevent various chronic diseases and actually engaging sufficient PA to prevent such diseases. Similarly, few studies have examined potential discrepancies between engaging in PA to help prevent chronic disease and actual compliance with PA recommendations. Lastly, our understanding of whether young adults believe that evidence-based PA strategies are indeed effective is limited. We address these gaps in the literature.
Recommended Citation
Darnell, Teena and Hager, Kathy, "Physical Activity-Related Beliefs and Discrepancies Between Beliefs and Physical Activity Behavior for Various Chronic Diseases" (2015). Nursing Faculty Publications and Presentations. 4.
https://scholarworks.bellarmine.edu/nursing_fac_pubs/4