Steps taken by preference for active vs. sedentary activities On average, children who reportedly prefer to be physically active take roughly 3000 more steps per day than children who state a preference for sedentary act - Social preference - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Steps taken by preference for active vs. sedentary activities On average, children who reportedly prefer to be physically active take roughly 3000 more steps per day than children who state a preference for sedentary act Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-05-24 22:42:09 Open Document File Size: 290,59 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Canada / / Currency USD / / ProvinceOrState Quebec / Ontario / / Region Western Canada / / SocialTag Medicine Sedentary lifestyle Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans Physical exercise Adolescence Walking Social influences on fitness behavior Health Obesity Educational psychology

Steps taken by preference for active vs. sedentary activities On average, children who reportedly prefer to be physically active take roughly 3000 more steps per day than children who state a preference for sedentary actAdd to Reading List