The Transtheoretical Model and Exercise Among Individuals Living With HIV

Tania B. Basta

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OBJECTIVE: To examine the distribution of the stages of change for exercise among individuals living with HIV as well as to identify the differences between the transtheoretical model (TTM) constructs. METHODS: Cross-sectional self-report data were collected from 208 individuals accessing HIV-related care services. RESULTS: More than half of the sample was in the action and maintenance stages, indicating a higher level of physical activity in this sample than the general population. Furthermore, the patterns of the TTM constructs across stages were consistent with past research. CONCLUSIONS: Stage-matched TTM interventions can be developed for individuals living with HIV.

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