The Effectiveness of Sequentially Delivered Web-Based Interventions on Promoting Physical Activity and Fruit-Vegetable Consumption Among Chinese College Students: Mixed Methods Study (Preprint)
Abstract:BACKGROUND
Evidence indicated a high prevalence of physical inactivity and insufficient consumption of fruit and vegetables among college students. Web-based interventions for multiple health behavior change (MHBC) appears to be a promising approach to change the unhealthy habit. Limited research has tested this assumption in promoting physical activity (PA) and fruit-vegetable consumption (FVC) among Chinese college students. Moreover, the best sequential delivery mode of MHBC interven… Show more
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