Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2013September 01, 2013 PDT
Mr. & Mrs: A Social Cognitive Approach to Understanding how the Marital Context Influences Physical Activity
Mr. & Mrs: A Social Cognitive Approach to Understanding how the Marital Context Influences Physical Activity
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2013
Vol. 11, Issue 2, 2013
- Table of ContentsEditorial Board
- Urban Revitalization and Health Justice: Questions and RecommendationsErualdo R. GonzálezMichele Mouttapa
- Factors Influencing the Intention of Getting the HPV Vaccine among College Women: An Application of the Reasoned Action ApproachAlireza GeshnizjaniKristen N. JozkowskiSusan E. Middlestadt
- Pacific Islander Organization’s Approach towards Increasing Community Colorectal Cancer Knowledge and BeliefsRoger SurRuth PetersLeah Leilani BeckMelevesi FifitaMaria GonzalezLinda GuevaraPaula Healani PalmerSora Park Tanjasiri
- Evaluation of a Promotora-led Intervention on Colorectal Cancer among Hispanics: Findings Related to Perceptions and CommunicationsSatya P. RaoErnesto MoralezJennifer Livaudais-TomanValerie LozanoBeti Thompson
- Effective Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Education Programs in Sub-Saharan AfricaFatch W. KalemboMaggie ZgamboDu Yukai
- Impacting Dietary Behaviors of Children from Low Income Communities: An Evaluation of a Theory-Based Nutrition Education ProgramPaul BranscumGail KayeJulie Warner
- Food, Health and Values: The Effects of Attitudes and Behaviors Regarding Sustainable Food Practices on Overall Diet Quality among College StudentsAmanda GersonKeiko GotoCindy WolffMaria Giovanni
- Exploring Faculty and Staff PA Barriers at a Large UniversityBhibha M. DasAnna I. Rinaldi-MilesEllen M. Evans
- Mr. & Mrs: A Social Cognitive Approach to Understanding how the Marital Context Influences Physical ActivityKacy L. MichelPatricia GoodsonB.E. Pruitt
- Promoting Weight Loss Before Pregnancy: Feasible or Futile?Suzanne PhelanTodd HagobianAnna BrannenAna StewartBrianna SchmidLeonard Cedars
Michel, Kacy L., Patricia Goodson, and B.E. Pruitt. 2013. “Mr. & Mrs: A Social Cognitive Approach to Understanding How the Marital Context Influences Physical Activity.” California Journal of Health Promotion 11 (2): 73–85. https://doi.org/10.32398/cjhp.v11i2.1533.