Despite Strategies to Improve Physical Activity Participation, an Intention-Behaviour Gap

question 2

Multiple Choice

Despite strategies to improve physical activity participation, an intention-behaviour gap often remains. This gap can be closed by;

• A) Having intentions toward physical activity which are stable over time.
• B) Using self-regulatory strategies.
• C) Striving to achieve and being self-disciplined.
• D) All of the above.

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