Long-term effects of a self-management intervention on physical activity and depressive
symptoms were studied in 198 men and women after cardiac rehabilitation in Germany …

This study investigated whether a computer-based self-regulation intervention increases
physical exercise in individuals with or without depressive symptoms. A total of 361 …

In cardiac rehabilitation programs, patients learn how to adopt a healthier lifestyle, including
regular, strenuous physical activity. Long-term success is only modest despite good …

As maintenance of lifestyle change and risk factor modification following completion of
cardiac rehabilitation has been shown to be notoriously difficult, we developed a brief self …

The aim of the study was to examine the relationship between depressive symptoms and
physical exercise by unveiling how outcome expectancies regarding exercise and positive …

Background: Cardiac rehabilitation is often recommended after experiencing a cardiac event
and has been shown to significantly improve health outcomes among patients. Several …

Objective: The study aimed at uncovering the correlates of reduced exercise in depressive
patients. On the basis of the Health Action Process Approach (Schwarzer,), we hypothesised …

Objective: To test whether maintenance self-efficacy predicts physical activity among
individuals who maintain an active lifestyle and whether recovery self-efficacy predicts …

OBJECTIVE: The primary objective of this study was to unveil the mechanisms by which an
exercise self-regulation intervention affects physical exercise in a rehabilitation context. The …

Background As lifestyle adherence and risk factor management following completion of
cardiac rehabilitation (CR) have been shown to be problematic, we developed a brief self …