Abstract examine here the main social-cognitive models, and more specifically the attitude-
behavior models, that have been used to analyze exercise behavior to date/explain and …

This article reviews the major social cognitive models of adherence or compliance in health
and exercise behavior and attempts to show that these models are more similar to each …

This study explored the utility of reasoned action, planned behavior, and social cognitive
models in explaining aerobic exercise intentions and behavior. Two hundred eighty-four …

This study compared the ability of Bandura's social cognitive theory and Fish-bein and
Ajzen's theory of reasoned action to predict exercise behavior. The theories' constructs were …

This paper has two purposes. It first prefaces a symposium titled" Exercise adherence and
behavior change: prospects, problems, and future directions." The symposium describes the …

To enhance our understanding of exercise adherence, predictors of adherence based on
social-cognitive theory were compared with those derived from a trait approach. A …

The purpose of this study was to examine cognitive constructs from the theory of planned
behavior (ie, attitude, perceived behavioral control, and intention) as potential mediators of …

There is an emerging consensus within exercise science, health psychology, behavioral
medicine, and preventive medicine that the prediction and control of exercise behavior …

Social cognitive theory and the theories of reasoned action and planned behavior were
examined in the prediction of 4 weeks of physical activity participation. The theories of …

Two studies demonstrated that subjective expected utility (SEU) theory predicted interest in,
but not adherence to, a weightlifting exercise program. The studies also showed that …