Words matter: Reframing exercise is medicine for the general population to optimize motivation and create sustainable behaviour change
作者： Michelle Fortier , Eva Guérin , Michelle L. Segar
关键词: Sedentary lifestyle 、 Cognitive reframing 、 Psychology 、 Physical therapy 、 Public relations 、 Value (ethics) 、 Population 、 Quality of life (healthcare) 、 Social change 、 Health promotion 、 Evidence-based medicine
摘要: Exercise is medicine (EIM) grounded in strong evidence regarding the benefits of physical activity. Despite contributions EIM initiatives worldwide, rates inactivity remain alarmingly high. We propose a reframe for general population to improve motivation and foster sustainable behaviour change. draw on solid knowledge-base explain value broadening nomenclature activity promoting message well-being via enjoyable
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