Abstract Students (n= 257) were evaluated for scope and commitment to physical activity by
use of self-reported data that assessed amount of activity per week and the obligatory or …

Health professionals recognize the benefits of moderate physical activity and encourage
clients to engage in some form of activity on a regular basis. In spite of these recognized …

This study examined self-reports of physical activity behavior among college students from a
stages of change perspective. A questionnaire on health needs was administered to a …

A 4-page questionnaire was mailed to 708 randomly selected 1st-year university students to
assess changes in the students' exercise behavior from the 1st year of college to the 2nd …

The purpose of this study was to describe the ambulatory physical activity of a sample of
college students. A descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted in which students (N …

This study examines current exercise habits and perceived benefits and barriers to exercise
in a sample of 147 undergraduate university students. It found a significant relationship …

The purpose of this study was to assess physical activity levels and the relationships
between activity and personal characteristics among a cohort of college students and to …

The authors examined the relationship between physical activity, exercise, and sedentary
behaviors in 493 college students who were enrolled in 10 conditioning activity classes and …

The purpose of this study was to examine college students' understanding of physical
activity and the moderate physical activity recommendation. Thirty students attended focus …

In this study, the authors identify differences in barriers to exercise among high school
students (n= 236) according to gender and self‐reported levels of physical activity. Major …