PERCEIVED HEALTH COMPETENCE AND PERSONALITY FACTORS DIFFERENTIALLY PREDICT HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN OLDER ADULTS
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MARKS, G.R., LUTGENDORF, S.K., PERCEIVED HEALTH COMPETENCE AND PERSONALITY FACTORS DIFFERENTIALLY PREDICT HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN OLDER ADULTS. JOURNAL OF AGING AND HEALTH, Vol. 11, no. 2 (1999), p. 221-239.
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Actitudes usuarios, Efectos, Ejercicio físico, Encuestas, Forma de vida, Percepción, Personalidad, Personas mayores, Predicción, Prevención, Salud
Actitudes usuarios, Efectos, Ejercicio físico, Encuestas, Forma de vida, Percepción, Personalidad, Personas mayores, Predicción, Prevención, Salud
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