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Is the Stanford Brief Activity Survey (SBAS) a valid and reliable tool for assessing physical activity in older adults?
Is the Stanford Brief Activity Survey (SBAS) a valid and reliable tool for assessing physical activity in older adults?
The Stanford Brief Activity Survey is a valid and reliable tool for assessing physical activity in older adults, which correlates strongly with psychological health.
SBAS may aid PA assessment in older adults; leaves open prospective validation and outcome prediction.
These results provide evidence of the construct validity and reliability of the SBAS in older adults. We also found a strong dose-response relationship between regular physical activity and psychological health in older adults, independent of gender, education level and ethnicity.
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