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T1  - Adolescents' physical activity : The role of autonomous motivation and self-regulation techniques 
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UR  - URN:NBN:fi:hulib-201703272823; http://hdl.handle.net/10138/135282 
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A1  - Nurmi-Kettunen, Johanna 
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PB  - Helsingfors universitet 
Y1  - 2014 
LA  - eng 
AB  - Background: Lack of physical activity brings about numerous unfavourable long term health outcomes and is therefore a major public health concern. There is consistent evidence that physical activity is predicted better with autonomous than controlled forms of motivation. Meta-analyses have also shown that self-regulatory techniques, such as planning or self-monitoring, are related to increased behavioural execution. 

Objectives: A model integrating Self-Determination Theory and Control Theory w... 
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KW  - Social Psychology; Sosiaalipsykologia; Socialpsykologi 
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