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| Adolescents Who Intend to Change Multiple Health Behaviours Choose Greater Exposure to an Internet-delivered Intervention. |
| Crutzen R, de Nooijer J, Candel MJ, de Vries NK. J Health Psychol 2008; 13(7): 906-11. |
| Affiliation: Maastricht University, The Netherlands. (Rik.Crutzen@GVO.unimaas.nl) |
| DOI: 10.1177/1359105308095064 What is this? |
| PMID: 18809641 |
| (Copyright © 2008, Sage Publications) |
| Despite a growth of Internet-delivered interventions, exposure rates to such interventions are still low. In total, 35,104 adolescents participated in the E-MOVO project: an Internet-delivered lifestyle intervention aimed at multiple health behaviours. By means of multilevel analyses, we demonstrated the relationship between intention to change behaviour and adolescents' exposure to E-MOVO's functionalities. There was a clustering of intention to change risk taking behaviours in an unhealthy way and energy balance-related behaviours in a healthy way. This should be taken into account with the design of Internet-delivered interventions.
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