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Association between Leisure Time Physical Activity Preference and Behavior: Evidence from the China Health & Nutrition Survey, 2004–2011

Zhou, Junmin; Britigan, Denise H.; Rajaram, Shireen S.; Wang, Hongmei; & Su, Dejun. (2017). Association between Leisure Time Physical Activity Preference and Behavior: Evidence from the China Health & Nutrition Survey, 2004–2011. BMC Public Health, 17(1), 451. PMCID: PMC5433153

Zhou, Junmin; Britigan, Denise H.; Rajaram, Shireen S.; Wang, Hongmei; & Su, Dejun. (2017). Association between Leisure Time Physical Activity Preference and Behavior: Evidence from the China Health & Nutrition Survey, 2004–2011. BMC Public Health, 17(1), 451. PMCID: PMC5433153

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Previous studies have suggested that food preference is a good indicator of actual food intake and that sedentary activity preference is a significant predictor of lower physical activity level. But no studies have examined the direct relationship between leisure time physical activity (LTPA) preferences and actual LTPA behavior, especially studies using longitudinal data. This study seeks to determine the association between these two variables, and to assess whether the association differs between urban and rural areas in China.




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Zhou, Junmin
Britigan, Denise H.
Rajaram, Shireen S.
Wang, Hongmei
Su, Dejun



2017


BMC Public Health

17

1

451








PMC5433153


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