Use of wearable technology and social media to improve physical activity and dietary behaviors among college students: A 12-week randomized pilot study

Keyphrases

• Wearable Technology 100%
• College Students 100%
• Randomized pilot Trial 100%
• Social Media 100%
• Physical Activity Behavior 100%
• Dietary Behavior 100%
• Behavioral Outcomes 66%
• Facebook 66%
• Health Education Intervention 66%
• Smartwatch 66%
• Physical Activity 33%
• Twice Daily 33%
• Social Support 33%
• Health Education 33%
• Health Behavior 33%
• Improving Health 33%
• Caloric Intake 33%
• Accelerometer 33%
• Psychosocial Outcomes 33%
• Self-determination Theory 33%
• Self-efficacy 33%
• Moderate-to-vigorous Physical Activity 33%
• Calories 33%
• Social Cognitive Theory 33%
• Intrinsic Motivation 33%
• College Student Health 33%
• Intervention Adherence 33%
• Intervention Feasibility 33%
• M400 33%
• Student Health Behaviours 33%

Psychology

• Physical Activity 100%
• College Students 100%
• Facebook 50%
• Self-Efficacy 25%
• Social Support 25%
• Social Cognitive Theory 25%
• Self-Determination Theory 25%
• Intrinsic Motivation 25%
• Body Weight 25%