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Using Social Cognitive Theory to Predict Intentional Exercise in Post-Retirement Adults

article by Catherine Schuster et al published February 1995 in American Journal of Health Education

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Using Social Cognitive Theory to Predict Intentional Exercise in Post-Retirement Adults (English)

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Catherine Schuster

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February 1995

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American Journal of Health Education

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