Exploring the clustering of health behaviours rather than individual factors, our new findings indicate how different positive health behaviours (e.g. exercise, diet, substance avoidance, sleep) may act collectively to improve mental health outcomes: https://t.co/m7ZlnEgIW9
📉Spending more time sleeping and engaged in MVPA relative to other behaviors is associated with lower adiposity
📈Spending more time SB and engaging in LPA was associated with higher adiposity.
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The pleasure of moving: A compositional data analysis of the association between replacing sedentary time with physical activity on affective valence in daily life
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New 📄 by @briannebruijns, @MatthewBourkePA, @trish_tucker2 in @BMC_series Pediatrics: ‘Movement behaviour education for parents in prenatal, postnatal, and pediatric care in Canada: A needs assessment’ 🔓 https://t.co/tf9KG6AxHs
New 📄 co-authored by @MatthewBourkePA, @monika_szpunar, @trish_tucker2 in Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport examines effectiveness of physical activity policies in center-based childcare settings 🔒 https://t.co/6O43w4xCCr
Fresh off the presses 📰 @SophMPhillips and I examined the context and time specific association between sedentary behaviours and affect in adolescents. Have a read!
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Can self-compassion impact your diet? 🤔 New #BIHresearch uncovers intriguing links between self-compassion, body emotions, & dietary restraint. Discover how understanding these connections could aid eating disorder prevention. 🍽️ Read more: https://t.co/X0aRZY0JAn
Associations between type and timing of sedentary behaviour and affect in adolescents: An ecological momentary assessment study
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New study alert! 🏃♂️🏋️♀️ How does body-related shame & guilt affect physical activity? Exciting new #BIHresearch using ecological momentary assessment & accelerometers. Findings suggest body-related guilt influences time spent in physical activity! Read more: https://t.co/zbvKuvfzDo
New 📄 by @MatthewBourkePA, @epila3 in the International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology looks at men’s goal-oriented motives, physical activity experiences, and body-related perceptions #westernuOT 🔒 https://t.co/eysWrrquRh
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These results are a first step in tracking physical activity in preschool aged children. However, there is a clear need for more large studies on nationally representative samples of young children. (6/6)
Our new systematic review and meta analysis of studies examining adherence to physical activity recommendations in preschool aged children using accelerometers in now available to read in @IJBNPA.
https://t.co/epTyaEjynQ (1/6)
Also, we found that boys were significantly more likely to engage in 60 mins of MVPA a day and adhere to the WHO recommendation than girls. Gender disparities in PA start from a very young age. (5/6)