Looking at the Numbers
Move it, Move it
How intense are we talking?
Asking Questions
Why would I want to do this?
100

10%

Percentage of variability in life expectancy attributed to medical care

100

Physical activity every day throughout the day

Pre-school aged children

100

Singles tennis

Vigorous

100

Goals, socio-cultural factors, and outcome expectations

Social Cognitive Theory

100

To receive a reward or punishment

External regulation

200

20-35%

Amount of premature deaths that can be reduced by regular physical activity engagement
200

At least 150 minutes a week of moderate intensity activity

Adults
200

Brisk walking

Moderate

200

Personal factors, environmental factors, and behaviors

Reciprocal Determinism

200

Because I "should" or "must"

Introjected regulation

300

2.5-7.5 

Optimal amount of hours of exercise per week for   mental health

300

60 minutes or more of moderate-to-vigorous intensity physical activity daily

Children and adolescents

300

Standing

Light

300

Level, strength & generality

Dimensions of self-efficacy

300

Because it will help me accomplish a personal goal

Identified regulation

400

More than 9 

Amount of hours per day the average adult is sedentary

400

Activities to improve balance

Older adults

400

Watching TV

Sedentary

400

Engages in preventative behaviors when believe the activities actually work

Health Belief Model

400

Congruency

Integrated regulation
500

About 20%

Percentage of women in the U.S. who engage in daily physical activity (in 2021)

500

Some physical activity is better than none

Pregnant and postpartum women

500

Washing dishes

Light

500

Uses threat and coping appraisals

Protection Motivation Theory

500
For the sake of doing it

Intrinsic motivation

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