Factors associated with self-reported walking and sedentary behaviours in a study sample of individuals with severe mental illness

Overview of attention for article published in German Journal of Exercise and Sport Research, June 2019

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RT @PaquitoBernard: @SStAmour23 Welcome ! 👨‍💻 A new academic twitter account #physicalactivity & #mentalhealth from @sciencesUQAM cc @Ga…

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RT @aj_romain: Our new study showed associations between self-schema and self-reported #walking in ppl with mental illness. The more physic…

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