Interactive Effects of Built Environment and Psychosocial Attributes on Physical Activity: A Test of Ecological Models

Ding Ding; James Sallis; Terry L. Conway; Brian E. Saelens; Lawrence D. Frank; Kelli L. Cain; Donald J. Slymen

doi:10.1007/s12160-012-9394-1

Interactive Effects of Built Environment and Psychosocial Attributes on Physical Activity: A Test of Ecological Models

Annals of Behavioral Medicine 44(3): 365-374

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