Race, Gender, and Exercise Maintenance: The Mediating Effects of Task, Coping, and Scheduling Self-Efficacy
Presentation Type
Poster Presentation
Abstract
Many Americans, especially women, Latinos, and Blacks, are found to be overweight and physically inactive. The literature suggests a major role of self-efficacy in individuals’ ability to maintain exercise. The study will explore other factors that may be more salient for women and racial minorities.
Start Date
4-13-2018 5:00 PM
End Date
4-13-2018 5:50 PM
Location
2nd Floor
Race, Gender, and Exercise Maintenance: The Mediating Effects of Task, Coping, and Scheduling Self-Efficacy
2nd Floor
Many Americans, especially women, Latinos, and Blacks, are found to be overweight and physically inactive. The literature suggests a major role of self-efficacy in individuals’ ability to maintain exercise. The study will explore other factors that may be more salient for women and racial minorities.