2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0749-3797(00)00186-0
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Interactive communication strategies Implications for population-based physical-activity promotion

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“…An earlier study evaluating a MedDiet website in Scotland showed that the recipes section, as well as interactive sections providing practical advice, were perceived as more helpful and were visited more regularly by participants, compared to sections providing theoretical information. 30 Increased interactivity is suggested to increase the effectiveness of health-related web-based applications [31][32][33] and thus, these insights should be considered when developing a website promoting the MedDiet.…”
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“…An earlier study evaluating a MedDiet website in Scotland showed that the recipes section, as well as interactive sections providing practical advice, were perceived as more helpful and were visited more regularly by participants, compared to sections providing theoretical information. 30 Increased interactivity is suggested to increase the effectiveness of health-related web-based applications [31][32][33] and thus, these insights should be considered when developing a website promoting the MedDiet.…”
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“…6 Many studies were held to determine the relationship between physical activity and academic performance. However, main focus of these studies was on the school going children and adolescents.…”
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“…A new approach which has been gaining traction in this regard is the use of videogames [5]. Particularly, due to various low cost technological devices which enable motion to be captured, so that users can provide their gestures as input to exercise platforms, a development which is embodied in the term "exergames" [6] [7].…”
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