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Using Co-Design Methods to Develop a Theory and Evidence-Based Mother-Daughter mHealth Intervention Prototype Targeting Physical Activity in Pre-Teen Girls

IALH Research Fellow Ryan Rhodes has co-authored a new research article entitled Using Co-Design Methods to Develop a Theory and Evidence-Based Mother-Daughter mHealth Intervention Prototype Targeting Physical Activity in Pre-Teen Girls. Collaborating authors include James Matthews, Carol Brennan, Grainne O’Donoghue, and Alison Keogh. This article was published in European Journal of Public Health. Abstract:  Purpose: Pre-teen …

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A dual process model of affective and instrumental implicit attitude, self-monitoring, and sedentary behavior

Publication Alert! IALH Research Fellow Ryan Rhodes has co-authored a new research article entitled A dual process model of affective and instrumental implicit attitude, self-monitoring, and sedentary behavior. Other authors include Daniel J.Phipps, Kailas Jenkins, Thomas E. Hannan, Nicholas G. Browning, and Kyra Hamilton. The article was published in Psychology of Sport and Exercise. Abstract: …

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