Intervening to reduce workplace sitting: mediating role of social-cognitive constructs during a cluster randomised controlled trial

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Nyssa T. Hadgraft

Elisabeth A. H. Winkler

Genevieve N. Healy

Brigid M. Lynch

Maike Neuhaus

Elizabeth G. Eakin

David W. Dunstan

Neville Owen

Brianna S. Fjeldsoe

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[1] Physical Activity Laboratory,Cancer Council Victoria

[2] Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute,Melbourne School of Population & Global Health

[3] School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine,Mary MacKillop Institute for Health Research

[4] Monash University,School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

[5] The University of Queensland,School of Sport Science, Exercise and Health

[6] School of Public Health,Department of Medicine

[7] School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science,undefined

[8] Curtin University,undefined

[9] Cancer Epidemiology Centre,undefined

[10] The University of Melbourne,undefined

[11] The University of Queensland,undefined

[12] School of Medicine,undefined

[13] Australian Catholic University,undefined

[14] Deakin University,undefined

[15] The University of Western Australia,undefined

[16] Monash University,undefined

[17] Swinburne University of Technology,undefined

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International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity | / 14卷

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Sedentary; Workplace; Intervention; Mediation;

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