… sedentary behavior, we also need to know why older adults spend time sitting and not sitting
and how they understand sedentary … factors that influence older adults’ sedentary behavior. …

… A systematic review of physical activity intervention trials with older people indicated that
those containing behaviour change techniques (BCTs) involving self-regulatory skills (eg goal …

… Findings from this study revealed that while hospitalised older people spent most of their
waking hours sedentary, the prevalence of SB and SBB cannot be established due to poor …

… We used a wide range of search terms covering the following concepts and domains
including ageing and older people; sedentary behaviours, physical activity, cognitive function, …

… sedentary (as the person is not sitting), and if the person … Older people can reduce their
sedentary behaviour if they get … , it is not necessary that older people should spend this time …

… The associations between free-living physical activity (PA) and sedentary behaviour (SB)
and sarcopenia in older people and its determinants are controversial. Self-reporting, the use …

… As noted in a recent systematic review, older adults are even more sedentary than adults, …
hours per day in sedentary behaviour.3 Studies have shown that sedentary behaviour may be …

… This review examined the associations between sedentary behaviour (SB) and BMD in
older adults (mean age ≥ 65 years). Following the screening of potentially relevant articles, …

… This approach could be particularly applicable among older people who are unable to
engage in more vigorous forms of exercise [50]. Research into the determinants of sit-to-stand …

… A random sub-sample of older adults (≥ 65 years old) from the … sedentary had higher
self-rated health. In conclusion, SB appears to be associated with self-rated health in older people …