… in physical activity and perceptions of personal or familial risks at work or at home. Conclusions:
Policies on maintaining or improving physical activity … or self-perceptions of being at risk …

… or physical activities, and more home-based, self-organized … handball, and family activities
as go for a walk/hiking, cross-… Another perceived barrier appeared in situations when children …

… As far as the HBM constructs are concerned, we found that perceived benefits, self-efficacy,
perceived barriers, and cues to action were associated with respondents’ intention to adopt …

… , understanding the perceived barriers and facilitators for walking within … walking within NOS
but rather walking or physical activity in general. Studies with objective measures of walking …

… Haakstad, LA; Vistad, I.; Sagedal, LR; Lohne-Seiler, H.; Torstveit, MK How does a lifestyle
intervention during pregnancy influence perceived barriers to leisure-time physical activity? …

… be positively associated with physical inactivity among local children. In contrast, perceived
availability of sport … better roads and aesthetics were more likely to have used walking paths. …

… dialysis to assess perceived benefits and barriers to exercise … We removed several of the
questions on physical activity and … completed our survey had not walked at least 10 minutes at …

… the perceived risks, there can still be significant barriers such as … out-of-bed activity is
consistently highlighted as a barrier to … data on physical activity (eg, step counts, distance walked). …

… physical activity? Is it a paucity of a driving force toward the behavior to be achieved (walking), …
would significantly contribute to improving our understanding of the perception of physical …

… seen outside of the COVID-19 context with less active women more likely to report barriers to
physical activity … improved emotional well-being with walking, while men required moderate-…