Adherence to eHealth-Delivered Exercise in Adults with no Specific Health Conditions: A Scoping Review on a Conceptual Challenge.

Int J Environ Res Public Health · 2022 · PMC9408657 · PMID 36011856

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Exploring baseline motivation has been common practice, but Sperandei’s results indicated that the potential changes in motivation during intervention could be highly significant, and that looking at motivation alone does not seem sufficient to promote adherence [ 12 ].

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