TL;DR
The behavioral modification intervention model based on Social Cognitive Theory was effective in improving healthy lifestyle compliance among adolescents.
A Self-Efficacy Intervention with LINE Follow-Up led to significant improvements in self-efficacy, HPBs, and BMI trajectory among Myanmar migrants, and could potentially contribute to a healthier workforce and decreased burden of NCDs in the long term.
Adolescence is a critical window for the emergence of lifestyle-related health risk behaviours that contribute substantially to the global burden of disease. This study examined the effectiveness of a multipronged, school-based intervention in improving knowledge and attitudes regarding health risk behaviours among ado...
Purpose To explore the effects of Health literacy on adolescent healthy eating behaviors, a moderated-mediation model was constructed in this study to examine the mediating effect of School connectedness and the moderating effect of Physical activity participation. Methods Stratified cluster sampling was adopted. Quest...
It is suggested that theory‐informed behavioral strategies can strengthen health literacy‐related motivation and practices in rural communities, although additional structural support may be needed to improve perceived control over health information access and use.
Background: The increasing prevalence of unhealthy dietary behaviours, physical inactivity, overweight and obesity among children and adolescents has increased their future risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus. School- and community-based health promotion interventions may provide an opportunity to identify high-risk child...
The findings distinguish two pathways associated with perceived social support in an online health community: a direct psychological pathway to greater well-being and a sequential behavioural pathway to physical activity through self-efficacy and motivation.
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