THE ROLE OF DOMAIN AND GENDER-SPECIFIC PROVISIONS OF SOCIAL-RELATIONS IN ADHERENCE TO A PRESCRIBED EXERCISE REGIMEN
THE ROLE OF DOMAIN AND GENDER-SPECIFIC PROVISIONS OF SOCIAL-RELATIONS IN ADHERENCE TO A PRESCRIBED EXERCISE REGIMEN
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DOI:
10.1123/jsep.15.2.220
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发表时间:
1993-06-01
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
MCAULEY, E
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作者:
DUNCAN, TE;DUNCAN, SC;MCAULEY, E
The present study investigated the role of domain-specific combinations of social support provisions in adherence to a prescribed exercise regimen. Research participants were middle-aged, sedentary, males and females (N = 85). Separate discriminant function analyses for males and females revealed that among females, the social provisions of guidance and reassurance of worth significantly discriminated adherers and nonadherers. The two provisions of social integration and guidance significantly discriminated adherers and nonadherers among males. Results are discussed with reference to the importance of social provisions in exercise settings, male and female differences, and the implications of social support interventions for enhancing exercise compliance.