Methods of Physical Activity Assessment for Older Adults

Campbell, C.

doi:10.31274/etd-180810-2999

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“…While the PAR was not designed for use in older adults, it demonstrated the strongest correlations with the criterion measure. Similar findings between the PAR and the SP3 were found in a companion study (McIntyre, 2010).…”

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Methods of physical activity assessment in older adults

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“…He mentioned that it is used for classification of individuals as active or sedentary and established its validity [12]. Annabella Silva, in October 2014 too established its validity and reliability in Portuguese version and found its good correlation with short physical performance battery test [13]. Annals of sports medicine and research also suggested use of RAPA to measure physical activity.…”

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