ANNA HIRNYCK WITH DR. WARD GATES UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY APRIL 24, 2010 Epidemiological Factors Affecting Physical Activity.

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ANNA HIRNYCK WITH DR. WARD GATES UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY APRIL 24, 2010 Epidemiological Factors Affecting Physical Activity

Overview 5 epidemiological factors  Education Level  Gender  Socioeconomic Status  Age  Ethnicity

Education Level 3 tiers of education Dependent upon education level of parents Higher education level increases physical activity level for a lifetime

Education Level continued (Shaw & Spokane, 2008, p. 778). Shows the rate at which age related decline occurs among highly educated and low educated individuals from early older adulthood to late older adulthood based on the predicted probability for physical activity participation.

Female Male (Bercovitz, Loucaides & Plotnikoff, 2007, p. 165) Less family/peer support Mother-daughter programs Household duties Sedentary leisure time activity More family/peer support Increased masculinity Active leisure time games Gender 40% of children are not getting regular amounts of physical activity

Gender continued (Blay, Blay, España-Romero, Martín-Matillas, Moreno, Ortega, Rey-López, Vicente-Rodríguez, 2009, p. 928). Shows the prevalence of either low or high participation in several extracurricular activities (physical activity, television watching, video games on school days, video days on weekend days, homework or studying) and correlated changes in bone density compared among adolescent males and females.

Gender continued (Hikihara, Ishikawa-Takata, Kawaguchi, Ohkawara, Oshima, et al., 2010, p. 372). Shows the average total acceleration with several household duties among women doing daily household duties and other physical activity by using a triaxial accelerometer to gather data.

High Socioeconomic Status Low Socioeconomic Status Vigorous intensity at a gym Appearance focused not power focused Access to information Difficult activities of daily living Power focused not appearance focused Limited information access Socioeconomic Status

Age 60 % of adults are not getting recommended amounts of physical activity (Netz and Raviv, 2004, p. 36) Decline in physical activity starting during adolescence Expectations for health improvements change Lack of time Fatigue

Ethnicity Lack of bilingual resources Personal security concerns Too much information

Conclusion 5 epidemiological factors that affect physical activity levels Important to consider each factor for successful interventions

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