Research Methods in Physical Activity and Health

体育史

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2018年12月20日
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9781138067677
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366
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英文
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Physical activity isvital for good health. It has an established strong evidence base for its positive effects on functional capacity, reducing the risk of many chronic diseases, and promoting physical, mental and social well-being. Furthermore, these benefits are evident across a diversity of ages, groups and populations. The need for these benefits in current societies means that exercise practitioners, professional bodies, institutions, health authorities and governments require high quality evidence to establish appropriate exercise guidelines, implementation strategies and effective exercise prescription at individual, group and population levels. Research Methods in Physical Activity and Health is the first book to comprehensively present the issues associated with physical activity and health research and outline methods available along with considerations of the issues associated with these methods and working with particular groups. The book outlines the historical and scientific context of physical activity and health research before working through the full research process, from generating literature reviews and devising a research proposal, through selecting a research methodology and quantifying physical activity and outcome measures, to disseminating findings. Including a full section on conducting research studies with special populations, the book includes chapters on:
  • Observational and cross-sectional studies;
  • Interviews, questionnaires and focus groups;
  • Qualitative and quantitative research methods;
  • Epidemiological research methods;
  • Physical activity interventions and sedentary behaviour; and
  • Working with children, older people, indigenous groups, LGBTI groups, and those with physical and mental health issues.
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