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Read the “Applying Exercise State of Change to a Low-income Underserved Population” article: https://lopes.idm.oclc.org/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=edswss&AN=000181434000001&site=eds-live&scope=site 

Complete the “Case Study” document attached.

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Case Study

Directions: For this assignment, answer the following questions based on the case study, “Applying Exercise State of Change to a Low-Income Underserved Population”. Use complete sentences when answering each question. Answers to each question should be more than one sentence in length.

1) What was the behavior change theory that was used for this study? Why was this theory selected? Do you think it was the best choice for this study design? How was this model measured? (4 points)

2) Who was the target population for this study? Why was this population group selected? (4 points)

3) Propose how social disparities may have been a factor in the study results. (4 pts)

4) How can this study be used for future research on behavioral change within this population group? (4 points)

5) What are some limitations to this study? Will these limitations affect the applicability of the transtheoretical model to other low-income populations? (4 points)

Assignment Grading Criteria (Each question is worth 4 points)

  

Question Grading Criteria

Points   Possible

 

Subject knowledge

2

 

Mechanics of writing (includes   spelling, punctuation, grammar, language use)

1

 

Included an example, supporting   evidence, and/or rationale

1

 

Total

4

Score calculation: Total earned  / 20 x 10 =

Applying exercise stage of change to a low-income Underserved population

Authors:

Boudreaux, Edwin

Source:

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH BEHAVIOR; MAR-APR 2003, 27 2, p99-p107, 9p. 

Publisher Copyright:

PNG PUBLICATIONS

ISSN:

19457359

Document Type:

Journal

Author Keywords:

exercise

stages of change

models of behavior change

underserved population