Walk in to work out: a randomised controlled trial etc

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Abstract - Walk in to work out - Web page
This study determined if a self help intervention, delivered via written interactive materials (the Walk in to Work Out pack), could increase active commuting behaviour (walking and cycling).
Author(s):
N Mutrie, C Carney, A Blamey, F Crawford, T Aitchison and A Whitelaw
Publisher(s):
BMJ Publishing Group
Reference #:
Unknown
Date Published:
2002
Copyright:
Publisher Email: unknown
Region:
UK Location: unknown
Country (exc. NZ): 
Overseas (other)
Topics: 
Marketing
Free tags: 
fitness
behaviour change
Taxonomy upgrade extras: 
--4.03 Behaviour change marketing methodologies - overseas
-4 Marketing

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