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期刊名:Journal for the measurement of physical behaviour

缩写:J MEAS PHYS BEHAV

ISSN:2575-6605

e-ISSN:2575-6613

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Sicong Ren,Mariya Boikova,Cayla R McAvoy et al. Sicong Ren et al.
Background: Consumer Technology Association guidelines recommend two independent researchers review video recordings of treadmill bouts to verify accuracy of the number of steps taken. Performing multiple post hoc validat...
Jaclyn P Maher,Danielle Arigo,Kiri Baga et al. Jaclyn P Maher et al.
Measurement reactivity has implications for behavioral science, as it is crucial to determine whether changes in constructs of interest represent true change or are an artifact of assessment. This study investigated whether measurement reac...
Jethro Raphael M Suarez,Joon-Hyuk Park,Kworweinski Lafontant et al. Jethro Raphael M Suarez et al.
Background: The ActiGraph GT9X Link wearable accelerometer has been widely utilized for physical activity (PA) measurement but is no longer in production. The performance of the ActiGraph LEAP, regarded as its successor a...
Charles E Matthews,Pedro Saint-Maurice,Joshua R Freeman et al. Charles E Matthews et al.
Purpose: Given the limited real-world testing of algorithms for wrist-worn sensors to estimate sedentary time, we examined the performance of 21 algorithms in free-living adults. ...
Kelly R Evenson,Annie Green Howard,Fang Wen et al. Kelly R Evenson et al.
Understanding the simultaneous patterning of accelerometer-measured physical activity and sedentary behavior (physical behaviors) can inform targeted interventions. This cross-sectional study described multi-component patterns and correlate...
Amber Watts,Mauricio Garnier-Villarreal,Paul Gardiner Amber Watts
Time spent being sedentary is associated with poorer cognitive function and risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (AD). The present study aimed to compare patterns of sitting in a free living environment among older adults with and without...
J B Gallagher,D E Boonstra,J D Borrowman et al. J B Gallagher et al.
Introduction: The purpose of this study was to compare estimates of 24-hour activity using the best practice of a thigh accelerometer (activPAL), wrist actigraphy (Actiwatch), and a sleep diary (PAL + watch + diary) to es...
Brian C Helsel,Paul R Hibbing,Robert N Montgomery et al. Brian C Helsel et al.
Portable accelerometers are used to capture physical activity in free-living individuals with the ActiGraph being one of the most widely used device brands in physical activity and health research. Recently, in February 2022, ActiGraph publ...