Brenda Berumen-Flucker, Anabel Rodriguez, Leeroy Cienega, Vanessa Casanova, Lisa Pompeii, David Gimeno Ruiz de Porras, David I Douphrate
Evaluation of Safety Management and Leadership Training Using Mobile Technologies among Logging Supervisors
Journal of agromedicine
study examined differences psychosocial factors eating behaviors stages change soc nutrition management among elementary middle school athletes subjects young athletes recruited athletic clubs 10 organizations subjects responded survey questionnaire data 167 athletes analyzed subjects grouped preaction action stage nutrition management 2 test ttest analysis covariance correlation analysis used data analysis athletes action stage 623 compared preaction stage showed higher selfefficacy p 001 felt confidence performing specific eating behaviors p 005 p 001 action stage favorable beliefs regarding nutrition p 0001 agreed less strongly specific misconceptionsdisadvantages nutrition p 001 preaction stage eating behaviors p 0001 subscales eating behaviors p 005 p 001 also differed significantly soc group place eating dinner p 005 person prepares dinner p 005 showed significant differences soc group relationship selfefficacy beliefs regarding nutrition eating behaviors soc differed sports type beliefs football athletes selfefficacy beliefs baseball athletes correlated significantly soc whereas 3 variables related soc handball athletes study showed differences psychosocial factors eating behaviors preaction action stages nutrition education include strategies help young athletes modify beliefs mainly misconceptionsdisadvantages nutrition increase selfefficacy adopt specific desirable eating behaviors nutrition education might employ different strategies considering sports type studentathletes participate