Physical activity attitudes of physiotherapy and software students
This study compares how students in physiotherapy and software engineering think about physical activity. It aims to understand if their attitudes differ by their field of study.
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Who can take part
- You must be in your 3rd or 4th year of an undergraduate degree in physiotherapy and rehabilitation or software engineering.
- You must not have a chronic disease that prevents you from being regularly physically active.
- You must not have a condition (present since birth or acquired) that causes postural problems, and you must not have received treatment for posture issues.
Quick eligibility check
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