A case for intervention? Physical activity behaviour in an urban sample of middle-to-high income Northeast Mexicans

Gilson, N. D. (2004) A case for intervention? Physical activity behaviour in an urban sample of middle-to-high income Northeast Mexicans. Promotion and Education, 11 3: 150-152.


Author Gilson, N. D.
Title A case for intervention? Physical activity behaviour in an urban sample of middle-to-high income Northeast Mexicans
Journal name Promotion and Education    (ERA 2010 Rank C)   Check publisher's open access policy
Publication date 2004
Sub-type Article
Volume number 11
Issue number 3
ISSN 1025-3823
Start page 150
End page 152
Total pages 5
Place of publication Paris
Publisher International Union for Health Promotion and Education
Language eng
Subject 1117 Public Health and Health Services
Abstract Gilson evaluates the need for physical activity (PA) intervention in a select group of urban, middle-to-high income men and women from the Northeast of Mexico. This was undertaken by assessing the extent to which the sample fulfilled contemporary PA criteria. Results show that all subjects reported an income greater than 5 times the national minimum, classifying the sample within the middle-to-high socio-economic cohort of Mexico.
Q-Index Code C1

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