Integrating the theory of planned behavior with the processes and stages of change in the exercise domain

Courneya, Kerry S.; Bobick, Todd M.

doi:10.1016/s1469-0292(00)00006-6

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“…In comparing TPB with TTM, Courneya and Bobick (2000) argue that the TPB may be a more comprehensive and sophisticated model for explaining health-related behavioural change despite the facts that both models share many conceptual similarities. It is also worth highlighting that the concept of self-efficacy has been successfully incorporated into the TTM (Biddle and Nigg 2000).…”

Section: Transtheoretical Model Of Stages Of Change (Ttm)mentioning

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“…The TPB model represents the most appropriate theoretical framework for the study of exercise behaviour due to a number a reasons. Firstly, many researchers agreed that TPB represents the most compelling and well-established model for the prediction of intentional behaviour (Biddle and Nigg, 2000;Courneya and Bobick 2000;Armitage and Christian 2003;Rivis and Sheeran 2003). For instance, in their meta-analysis, Rivis and Sheeran (2003) advocate that the TPB is the most influential theory for the prediction of social and health behaviour.…”

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Exercise as a Healthy Lifestyle Choice: A Review and Avenues for Future Research

Fen¹,

Hong²

2009

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The health benefits of exercising and the prevalent sedentary lifestyle give a strong reason for the research into the determinants of exercise behaviour. The present paper reviews several health-related behavioural theories and models that have been applied to understand the factors influencing physical activity or exercise participation and suggest avenues for future research. In particular, a review of literature provides strong empirical support for the theory of planned behaviour, yet several theoretical issues need to be resolved to aid in the development of a more comprehensive health-related model that can explain and predict exercise behaviour. The present paper highlights that there is a need to develop and empirically test a more integrative model of exercise behaviour from consumer behaviour perspective. Besides, the conceptualisation of TPB measures and sufficiency issues related to the model need to be addressed prior to the adoption of the TPB model.

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Section: Transtheoretical Model Of Stages Of Change (Ttm)mentioning

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Section: Rationale For the Adoption Of Tpb Frameworkmentioning

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Exercise as a Healthy Lifestyle Choice: A Review and Avenues for Future Research

Fen¹,

Hong²

2009

IBR

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“…Mais concretamente, foram incluídas as variáveis centrais da Teoria do Comportamento Planeado (TCP) 15 (e.g., atitudes, normas subjetivas, perceção de controle comportamental e intenção). A este nível, a TCP é considerada uma das propostas teóricas mais compreensivas da explicação da alteração dos hábitos de saúde, como é o caso do comportamento de exercício físico 16 . De um modo geral, o modelo defende que a intenção para assumir um determinado comportamento e a perceção de controle comportamental são preditores diretos do comportamento em causa e que a intenção comportamental é, por sua vez, influenciada pelas atitudes, normas subjetivas e perceção de controle comportamental 17 .…”

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Fatores pessoais, desportivos e psicológicos no comportamento de exercício físico

Carneiro

Gomes

2015

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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RESUMOIntrodução: os benefícios do exercício físico (EF) são bem conhecidos. Contudo, mais de 60% da população mundial é fisicamente inativa ou ativa de forma insuficiente para atingir tais vantagens. Nesse sentido, torna-se importante compreender os fatores envolvidos na prática de EF, de modo a promover a participação desportiva e a prevenir o abandono do exercício. Objetivo: analisar as diferenças num conjunto de variáveis psicológicas em função da tendência para efetuar EF e as variáveis preditoras do comportamento efetivo de EF. Métodos: participaram no estudo 454 praticantes de musculação, cardiofitness e atividades de ritmo de uma academia desportiva no norte de Portugal, tendo sido avaliados três conjuntos de variáveis: a) pessoais (sexo, idade e índice de massa corporal); b) desportivas (tempo anterior de prática e frequência semanal de prática anterior ); e c) psicológicas (atitudes diante do EF, normas subjetivas diante do EF, percepção de controle comportamental, intenção de prática, benefícios e custos do EF e planejamento da prática). Resultados: os que praticam exercício com maior regularidade apresentaram níveis mais elevados de percepção de controle comportamental, intenção de prática e planejamento do EF, em comparação com os praticantes com atividade pouco ou nada regular. A idade, o tempo anterior de prática, a frequência semanal de prática anterior, as normas subjetivas e a percepção de controle comportamental foram preditores significativos do comportamento efetivo de EF. Conclusão: este estudo confirmou que os praticantes mais regulares evidenciaram um padrão psicológico mais favorável com relação à possibilidade de assumirem comportamentos estáveis de exercício. Por outro lado, os resultados demonstraram a natureza multifacetada dos fatores envolvidos no comportamento de EF. Palavras

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“…In comparing TPB with TTM, Courneya and Bobick (2000) argue that the TPB is a more comprehensive model for explaining health behaviours. In a thorough review of the theories of exercise behaviour, Biddle and S-F. Yap et al Nigg (2000) conclude that the application of the HBM model has yielded little success in predicting exercise behaviour.…”

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The fallacy of one-dimensional theory of planned behaviour structure in predicting health behaviour

Yap

Othman

Wee

2013

IJBHR

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Most research on exercise is dominated in the West. Drawing on a socio-cognitive theory, this research aims at addressing methodological issues in an Eastern culture where recent developments of the theory of planned behaviour (TPB) applications have been limited. To answer the call for reinterpretation of the TPB measurement, we propose and test a more complex factor structure of TPB predictors. Cross-sectional data was collected from a quota sample of 512 adults in Malaysia. This study provides an empirical validation that the multidimensional, first-order model has achieved measurement validity and possesses better fit compared to the global, second-order TPB structure. Our investigation of the specific effects of social cognitive components on exercise intention and behaviour also improves the understanding of this theoretical relationship.

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Integrating the theory of planned behavior with the processes and stages of change in the exercise domain

Cited by 98 publications

References 25 publications

Exercise as a Healthy Lifestyle Choice: A Review and Avenues for Future Research

Exercise as a Healthy Lifestyle Choice: A Review and Avenues for Future Research

Fatores pessoais, desportivos e psicológicos no comportamento de exercício físico

The fallacy of one-dimensional theory of planned behaviour structure in predicting health behaviour

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