Exam 13: Physical Activity and Exercise

Which of the following theories propose people adopting a new behaviour move through a series of stages of change within which they utilize different processes to support the changes?

Which of the following theories propose that people will engage in many activities simply because of pure enjoyment or intrinsic motivation?

Clinic-based physical activity programmes are largely focused at the individual level. They ignore the ______ and the social meaning of exercise and physical activity.

An example of the use of an extended TPB is the study by Abraham and Sheeran (2004). This found that anticipated ______ accounted for an additional proportion of the variance in exercise intentions besides the core TPB variables.

Which of the following statements is true?

Which of the following approaches was adopted in Sullivan's (2008) study to challenge environmental hazards in low-income communities in Texas?

Which of the following refers to the belief in the role of others in aiding achievement of desired outcomes?

In an extensive review of over 100 studies, Hausenblas and Fallon (2006) concluded that ______.

Based on findings from Coakley and White's (1992) interviews with young people from London, which of the following were identified as factors that explain young people's decisions about participation in sporting activities?