PA and Health
METs that define moderate to vigorous PA.
What are 3 to 6 METs
Recommendation for PA during school hours.
Benefits of device based assessments of PA.
Stronger links with outcomes. Higher validity. Specific information regarding movement.
Benefits of self report methods of PA.
Easy to administer to large populations. Provide context. Fewer decisions for data processing.
When is implementation science usually used.
After effectiveness of a program has been established.
Mediator between PA behavior and outcomes in the PA conceptual model.
What is movement.
Home and community interventions that target cancer patients respond best to these types of PA programs.
What are group based programs.
Stage of development where "effect" is tested in real world settings.
What is an effectiveness trial.
Limitations to self report methods of PA.
Recall bias. Response bias. Question understanding. Weaker validity.
HEI design that prioritizes implementation outcomes over effectiveness outcomes.
Type III Trial.
Subjective rating of PA or exercise intensity.
What is the Borj Scale.
Non health outcome benefit of classroom break PA.
What are either on task behavior or cognitive functioning/academic performance.
Types of studies used in preparatory stages of development.
Proof of Concept
Pilot Studies
Feasibility Studies
Feasibility indicator that assessment whether the intervention was delivered in the manner as intended with high quality.
Intervention fidelity.
HEI design that prioritizes implementation outcomes and effectiveness outcomes equally.
HEI Type II Trial.
Relationship form between PA and incidence or prevalence of most cardiometabolic diseases and mortality.
What is a non-linear inverse association.
What is a CSPAP spelled out?
Comprehensive School PA Program.
Development model that tests mediators or mechanisms of effect.
SOBC or System of Behavior Change
Accelerometry decisions that have to be made.
Device location. Sampling rate. Wear time definition. Valid wear criteria. Thresholds or criteria used for PA intensities.
Implementation Science helps promote this by examining how to best deliver and tailor interventions in different contexts.
What is Health Equity.
Type of PA interventions that targets several aspects or domains of the day or week.
What are multicomponent interventions.
The 5 components of CSPAPs.
What is PA during: PE, during school, before school, after school, family engagement, and staff engagement.
Type of device used in Vermont's Wellness study.
What is Apple Watch.
Criterion assessment of energy expenditure.
Indirect calorimetry or doubly labled water.
Outcomes related to RE-AIM.
Reach
Effectiveness
Adoption
Intervention Fidelity
Maintainance