… personal, familial, and cultural attitudes and social norms for physical activity (PA) on actual
… important for physical and mental health, and to strengthen relationships with family. Fathers …

… Chinese ethnicity and exposure to both cultural backgrounds (family and society), which
may … small environment-family, the ABC may follow some Chinese family traditions. Parental …

… Lack of time was often cited as a barrier to physical activity, because taking care of their
families and household responsibilities were a higher priority. Several women who worked …

… of the cultural, religious, and environmental barriers and enablers to physical activity, we
conducted a … lived in an extended-family setting that deemphasized the importance of physical …

… The women perceived that family culture influenced preferences for physical activity. They
indicated that in families with other priorities, the children are raised not to be physically active…

… project with community members at two community family suppers. We presented the videos
… , and promoted active living through games and a family quiz. We also shared the various …

… Overlapping themes of work, family, … of culture on physical activity behaviors. Some women
expressed beliefs that African American women were at a disadvantage for being physically …

… , socioeconomic status and education as predictors of physical activity and sport among
children and youths: A 12-year follow-up study. International Review for the Sociology of Sport …

… Preferred body size was perceived to be a personally determined attribute, yet the reference
for body size was their families and cultural group. Weight and body size were, therefore, …

… physical activity using culture, self-reported physical activity … motives for competitive sport
and physical activity. Results /rom … from the four factors describing physical activity motives (ie, …