… the sources of exercise-related self-efficacy in older adults, and the findings may have
implications for how we structure exercise programs, maximize self-efficacy, and subsequently …

… Our results suggest that efforts to increase exercise efficacy and control in a sample of older
adults are beneficial for future participation in resistance training, which is in turn associated …

… In this study, self-efficacy was shown to be predictive of adherence in the early stages of
an organized exercise program for older adults, but that previous participation in the program …

… roles played by exercise environment (group versus alone) and self-efficacy in affective
change in 80 older adults (M age = 66 yrs) over the course of three acute exercise bouts. Using …

… -efficacy data cited in the above studies among older adults … on exercise adherence also
reporting perceptions of efficacy … -efficacy beliefs as critical in the initial adoption of an exercise …

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and exercise behavior in … of exercise behavior at different stages of the exercise process. …

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for older adults … the factors that influence exercise behaviour of older adults in the United …

… Two subgroups with unique baseline efficacy and trajectory … exercise and self-efficacy in
older adults. They also highlight the need for strategies for increasing and maintaining efficacy …

… , safety and efficacy of exergames for older adults. … to improve physical function in older
adults, with few reported … exergames as an exercise and rehabilitation tool for older adults. …

… used measures of exercise and of exercise self-efficacy consistent with diverse forms of
exercise by older adults. Future research could examine more specific forms of exercise, such as …