Table 4. Chinese Compilation of Physical Activities of healthy adults aged 18–64 (CCPA). CODEMETSCATEGORYACTIVITY TYPES CHN01001 1.4 inactivity quiet/light lying quietly, general29, 30, 31 CHN01002 1.6 inactivity quiet/light standing quietly, general29,32 CHN01003 1.3 inactivity quiet/light sittin...
adults involved in age-friendly community assessments. This QIMS focused explicitly on the domains of 1) outdoor spaces and buildings and 2) transportation to highlight environmental elements that allow people who have a loss of mobility to continue engaging in activities and services that benefit ...
One possibility is that better subjective food environments are associated with opportunities for mental, social, and physical activities. In urban areas, older adults are likely to purchase food in small batches, and shop at multiple stores to obtain quality foods (Munoz-Plaza et al., 2013). ...
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A skills‐based model of healthy relationship functioning—romantic competence (RC)—is described. Its association with relationship and individual well‐being was examined in three studies of emerging adults using the Romantic Competence Interview for Emerging Adults (RCI–EA), which measures competence...
Actively participate in activities and environments that promote social interaction and relationship building. This can involve joining clubs, organizations, or community groups where individuals with similar interests gather, providing opportunities for genuine connections and emotional expression. Recognize and...
The high prevalence of osteoarthritis in adults aged 50 and over and increasing prevalence with age indicates a need to understand the relationship between osteoarthritis and health and work at population level and the potential for this large group of people to extend their working life under ...
Compared with in sitting position, the changes in foot morphology induced by body weight-bearing when standing may also affect the length–tension relationship of foot muscles [7], and increasing the vertical load on the foot increases the activities of its intrinsic muscles [40]. In addition, ...
women. Importantly, this finding was evident even when the engagement in muscle strengthening activities and adherence to guidelines for protein intake were taken into consideration, suggesting an important role of diet quality as an independent factor able to mitigate sarcopenia risk in older adults. ...
Here, we find a clear relationship between the prevalence of FC state #1 and cognitive performance, pointing to a potential role of global BOLD coherence in cognitive processing. The lower occurrence of this state in poor performers results in an overall weaker static BOLD FC, in line with ...