Siu-Cheung Kong, Cheuk-Nam Yuen
An analysis of the attitudes and behaviours of university students and perceived contextual factors in alternative assessment during the pandemic using the attitude-behaviour-context model
Heliyon
compare prevalence physically active adolescents living brazilian capitals using 2012 2015 national adolescent schoolbased health survey sample consisted 61145 2012 51192 2015 adolescents residents 27 brazilian capitals attending 9th year elementary school globally estimated physical activity indicator cutoff point 300 minutes per week used determine prevalence physically active adolescents surveys prevalence rates stratified sociodemographic characteristics gender age maternal schooling skin color capital residency descriptive statistics used comparisons considering 95 confidence intervals respective prevalence rates physically active adolescents observed 2012 210 95ci 203 217 2015 207 95ci 201 213 similar independently sociodemographic characteristics considering 27 capitals reduction prevalence physically active adolescents 2012 2015 observed belm overall changes prevalence physically active adolescents residing urban centers observed 2012 2015 findings evidence need new public policies order enhance promote practice physical activity among brazilian adolescents well expansion existing ones