[PDF] Top 20 Mechanisms of Physical Activity Behavior Change for Prostate Cancer Survivors: A Cluster Randomized Controlled Trial

... for cancer survivors ...affect behavior change; follow-up PA is rarely reported, thus there is uncertainty about the longer-term impact of exercise interventions; and finally, researchers have ... See full document

... be physical (beneficial or detrimental), social (favourable or adverse), or self-evaluative (positive or ...Enhancing physical activity-related self-efficacy in prostate cancer ... See full document

... sedentary behavior and both physical functioning and fatigue suggest that clinically important changes on these quality of life scales may be achievable for many men with prostate ...sedentary ... See full document

... Multilevel linear regressions (linear mixed models) were conducted to analyze the results. With patients ori- ginating from different hospitals, it was expected that their data was clustered. In order to adjust for this ... See full document

... to behavior change ...ical activity (e.g. aim for 8,000–10,000 steps per day) and behavior change ...diet, physical activity and behavioral strategies discussed in the ... See full document

... the mechanisms of change of CBT for CFS by means of functional MRI and behav- ...neural mechanisms that underlie specific processes involved in the execution of a specific ...in physical ... See full document

... workplace physical activity interventions has been ...workplace physical activity interventions have small positive effects on self-reported physical activity (d = ...measure ... See full document

... only physical or psychological function factor that was a significant mediator of the intervention effects on ...with physical and psychological function in our sample at ...all physical and ... See full document

... participants randomized to the UCAN group were asked to complete a section examining overall website satisfaction and usefulness of the different program ...development. Physical Activity ... See full document

... health behavior content covering a home-based walking program (using a pedometer), home- based resistance training program (using a Gymstick™), and information about healthy eating (the Australian Guide to Healthy ... See full document

... theory, such as using prompts and rewards and setting graded tasks, could be especially successful in this target group. However, large parts of between-study heterogeneity in effect sizes remained unexplained by single ... See full document

... that survivors ’ lifestyle behaviours are critical for successful secondary pre- vention and good quality of life following treatment ...among cancer survivors is a critical intervention for ... See full document

... Breast Cancer Foundation provided this project ’ s primary funding (Award Number POP0504401 to ...Breast Cancer Research Program of the University of California (Grant Number 10FB-0049; Hui, Johnston); the ... See full document

... accelerometer (ActiGraph LLC, Ft Wal- ton Beach, FL) over their hip for up to 7 days each at times 1 and 2. The GT1M’s unidirectional accelerometer mea- sured acceleration in the vertical plane and intensity every minute ... See full document

... specifically the presence or absence of preexisting chronic disease, were associated with trajectory of functional recov- ery [14]. Our secondary analysis suggests that age as well as prolonged admission after an episode ... See full document

... the trial were: 18 to 40 years old, literate, breastfeeding mothers, who had given birth to a singleton fetus, and who were categorized as physically inactive or low physical activity by the ... See full document

... To date, the body of literature related to PA and weight gain among young adults is limited. The majority of studies have been cross-sectional (i.e., comparing PA patterns in young adults to other age groups) or ... See full document

... Our study should be interpreted within the context of important strengths and limitations. To the best of our knowledge, our study is the first to examine the corre- lates of PA in KCS and one of the first to use SEM to ... See full document

... Different systematic reviews and meta-analyses have already analyzed the benefits provided by psychosocial and behavioral interventions to patients who have been treated for breast cancer [36–42]. These ... See full document

... of Cancer QLQ-C30–Japanese version (EORTC QLQ-C30) scale, which was developed to assess health-related QoL, particularly in cancer ...to Cancer– Japanese version (MAC) questionnaire, because some ... See full document