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期刊名:Health psychology review

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ISSN:1743-7199

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Matthew Bourke,Brighde Judge-Mears,Beining Guo et al. Matthew Bourke et al.
There is consistent research evidence demonstrating that physical activity and sedentary time are related to mental health and subjective wellbeing outcomes. Existing syntheses have examined the between-person association, the results of wh...
Monika Boberska,Dominika Wietrzykowska,Ewa Kulis et al. Monika Boberska et al.
Aims: This study examines behaviour change techniques (BCTs) used in interventions delivered to women with breast cancer or survivors of breast cancer. We aimed to identify BCTs that are consistently used in interventions...
Cole Etherington,Megan Bennett,Ashutosh Upreti et al. Cole Etherington et al.
This systematic review and meta-regression analysis examined behavioural correlates of plasma donation intention and behaviour, employing the Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) to categorise associated factors. From 53 included studies (n ...
Ciara Kelly,Christopher J Armitage,Sarah Rudman et al. Ciara Kelly et al.
Consistent hearing aid use protects against spoken language delays in 0-3-year-olds with hearing loss; however, use is at its lowest and most variable during this critical period for language development. The few intervention efforts to inc...
Leonhard Reiter,Martin Voracek,Cornelia Betsch et al. Leonhard Reiter et al.
Emphasising herd immunity in vaccine communication may affect vaccine uptake by eliciting prosocial or selfish motivations. While experimental evidence has accumulated, quantitative syntheses are lacking. We conducted a systematic review an...
Rachael Yielder,Alia Crum,John Weinman et al. Rachael Yielder et al.
Beliefs about illness powerfully shape how people experience and respond to health conditions. The dominant theory underpinning illness perception - Leventhal's Common-Sense Model - proposes that individuals construct cognitive representati...
Shaelyn M Strachan,Sasha M Kullman,Ryan E Rhodes Shaelyn M Strachan
ABSTRACTPhysical activity identity, or viewing oneself as a physically active person, reliably predicts physical activity. Yet, little is known about how physical activity identity can be developed or strengthened. In this critical narrativ...
Nur Hani Zainal,Vivian Wang,Benjamin Garthwaite et al. Nur Hani Zainal et al.
Identifying correlates of engagement with digital mental health interventions (DMHIs) can guide strategies to encourage therapy skill practice in targeted subgroups, supporting precision mental health. This three-level robust variance estim...
Melanie Bamert,Yves Schaffter,Fanny Bally et al. Melanie Bamert et al.
Stress influences health behaviours critical for preventing non-communicable diseases. Although research on the stress-health behaviour relationship in daily life has grown, a synthesis of measures and findings is lacking. This systematic r...
Kathryn Burns Cunningham,Mary Wells,Thilo Kroll Kathryn Burns Cunningham
The absence of a comprehensive, unified, conceptualisation of loneliness and the consequent lack of a clear and precise theoretical definition of loneliness impede research, policy and practice activities to understand and address this glob...