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Attitudinal, perceptual, and normative beliefs influencing the exercise decisions of community-dwelling physically frail seniors

For seniors, an inactive lifestyle can result in declines in mental and physical functioning, loss of independence, and poorer quality of life. This cross-sectional descriptive study examined theory-of-planned-behavior, health-status, and sociodemographic predictors on exercise intention and behavio...

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Published in:	Journal of aging and physical activity 2005-07, Vol.13 (3), p.276-293
Main Authors:	Benjamin, Kathleen, Edwards, Nancy C, Bharti, Virendra K
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