Expectativas e crenças: Influência na saúde tendo por base o exercício físico
A systematic literature review was developed with the aim to analyze the influence of individual beliefs and expectations on health interventions associated with physical activity (PA) and exercise (PE) in adult populations. The authors conducted a search in the PubMed, BioMed Central and Psycinfo d...
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Asociación Canaria de Psicología del Deporte
2016
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| Sumario: | A systematic literature review was developed with the aim to analyze the influence
of individual beliefs and expectations on health interventions associated with physical activity
(PA) and exercise (PE) in adult populations. The authors conducted a search in the PubMed,
BioMed Central and Psycinfo databases between November and January of 2013. Six studies
were included in this review. Despite limitations, it is apparent that the literature on this subject
has been developed in recent years, however, there is still the need for further intervention
studies related to PE and PA. For the behavioral modification, and with respect to the initiation
and maintenance of physical exercise, it is assumed the importance of the beliefs of health and
discomfort associated with the practice, indicating that the professionals associated with health
promotion should act in order to readjust these beliefs. There seems to be a positive association
between individual beliefs and intentions of starting some sort of PA or PE, or even to maintain
the activity performed over time. The role of health related professionals, in order to adjust the
individual beliefs that may be behind any limitations to practice, plays an extremely important
role. |
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