Do perceived cues, benefits, and barriers to physical activity differ between male and female adolescents?
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A four‐page survey was administered to 535 adolescents at two single‐sex (one male, one
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
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A four-page survey was administered to 535 adolescents at two single-sex (one male, one
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
Do perceived cues, benefits, and barriers to physical activity differ between male and female adolescents?
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A four-page survey was administered to 535 adolescents at two single-sex (one male, one
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
Do Perceived Cues, Benefits, and Barriers to Physical Activity Differ between Male and Female Adolescents?.
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Surveyed adolescents at single-sex high schools to examine whether perceptions of
physical activity differed by gender. The most helpful cue to physical activity for males and …
physical activity differed by gender. The most helpful cue to physical activity for males and …
Do perceived cues, benefits, and barriers to physical activity differ between male and female adolescents?
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A four-page survey was administered to 535 adolescents at two single-sex (one male, one
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
Do Perceived Cues, Benefits, and Barriers to Physical Activity Differ Between Male and Female Adolescents?
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535 adolescents at two single‐sex (one male, one female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio …
535 adolescents at two single‐sex (one male, one female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio …
Do Perceived Cues, Benefits, and Barriers to Physical Activity Differ Between Male and Female Adolescents?
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Do Perceived Cues, Benefits, and Barriers to Physical Activity Differ Between Male and
Female Adolescents? КОРЗИНА ПОИСК НАВИГАТОР ЖУРНАЛЫ КНИГИ ПАТЕНТЫ …
Female Adolescents? КОРЗИНА ПОИСК НАВИГАТОР ЖУРНАЛЫ КНИГИ ПАТЕНТЫ …
Do perceived cues, benefits, and barriers to physical activity differ between male and female adolescents?
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A four-page survey was administered to 535 adolescents at two single-sex (one male, one
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
Do perceived cues, benefits, and barriers to physical activity differ between male and female adolescents?
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A four-page survey was administered to 535 adolescents at two single-sex (one male, one
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …
female) high schools in Cincinnati, Ohio, to examine whether perceptions of physical activity …