2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1753-4887.1996.tb03902.x
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Measuring Nutrition Status, Physical Activity, and Fitness, with Special Emphasis on Populations at Nutritional Risk

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“…Each has strengths and weaknesses. Questionnaires typically collect information on only one or two activities that take up a great deal of time (e.g., viewing television), while a few use more detailed recall or historical measures of multiple activities (Matsudo, 1996). Despite these weaknesses, questionnaires remain the most feasible method for large samples and have been validated with more precise measures of physical activity/inactivity (Pereira et al, 1997).…”
Section: Exercise and Dietmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Each has strengths and weaknesses. Questionnaires typically collect information on only one or two activities that take up a great deal of time (e.g., viewing television), while a few use more detailed recall or historical measures of multiple activities (Matsudo, 1996). Despite these weaknesses, questionnaires remain the most feasible method for large samples and have been validated with more precise measures of physical activity/inactivity (Pereira et al, 1997).…”
Section: Exercise and Dietmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…O maior rendimento familiar foi diretamente relacionado ao excesso de peso: este ocorreu três vezes mais entre os rapazes de maior renda do que nos de menor renda (34,5% contra 11,5%); no sexo feminino, a diferença foi de 24% para 14,2%. Chiara et al, 2003, revelaram (MATSUDO, 1996, WESTON, et al, 1997, KRISKA & CASPERSEN 1997.…”
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