Motivating parent support for physical activity: the role of framed persuasive messages

Motivating parent support for physical activity: the role of framed persuasive messages

Parent support for physical activity (PA) is a behavior unto itself that requires motivation. Persuasive messages may be one method for motivating parent support for their children’s PA. Message framing is one strategy for optimizing the impact of messages. The current study examined the relative ef...

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Veröffentlicht in:Health education research 2017-10, Vol.32 (5), p.412-422
Hauptverfasser: Bassett-Gunter, Rebecca, Stone, Rachael, Jarvis, Jocelyn, Latimer-Cheung, Amy
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Health Behavior
Health technology assessment
Intention
Motivation Techniques
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Parent Child Relationship
Parent Role
Persuasive Discourse
Physical Activity Level
Social Cognition
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Parent Child Relationship
Parent Role
Persuasive Discourse
Physical Activity Level
Social Cognition
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