… Barriers vary by age1 3 and social class3 but … of socioeconomic position is scarce. We
studied the relation between perceived barriers to physical activity, socioeconomic position, and …

… barriers to physical activity (PA) among older adults of differing socioeconomic status (SES) …
Focus groups (n = 4) were conducted with older adults (n = 28) from two SES groups, using …

… of barriers to physical activity (PA) among adults according to the gender and socioeconomic
status (SES)… the differences between genders and SES on perceived barriers. Significance …

… with socioeconomic status and psychosocial correlates of PA (self-efficacy and perceived
benefits) but inversely correlated with perceived barriers in women (age >40 years). …

… Suburban spaces and physical activity This study focuses on the barriers of adult residents
of two low socioeconomic status neighbourhoods in cities located in Finland and situated in …

… Higher socioeconomic status women spent significantly more time … physical activity, job-related
physical activity, and household physical activity than did lower socioeconomic status …

… identify barriers to physical activity among elderly Brazilian women of different socioeconomic
status (SES… SES was measured based on a structured interview and women were grouped …

… Similarly, Table 4 shows people from low socioeconomic levels have a higher risk of perceiving
lack of motivation [OR 1.76 (95% CI (1.4–2.1))] and lack of resources [OR 1.37 (95% CI (…

… associated with fewer physical activity settings. … SES areas and communities with minority
populations where the associated barriers are relatively high and the levels of physical activity …

… Physical barriers to walking and access to public open space contributed in part to the …
-level income and physical activity. This study suggests that in order to increase physical activity …