“…Out of nine interventions with physical activity as the main component, three studies utilized objective physical activity measurements [16,17,21], four studies utilize subjective measurement [15,16,19,23], while two studies [12,14] utilized both types of measurement. Meanwhile, all of the remaining six studies with physical activity as subcomponents of the interventions only used subjective measurements such as self-reported questionnaires to measure physical activity outcome [13,18,20,26,24,25].…”