Wilcoxon-tests, changes in behavior categories were investigated. results three hundred and forty seven people registered and 145 (42%) filled in the first questionnaire: 65% women, mean age 32 years ( sd � 11) and 57% > high-school certificate. of those, 31 (21%) filled in the the questionnaire a second time. based on the stages of the transtheoretical model as well as on subjective assessment of the weekly walking behavior partici- pants significantly raised their frequency of walking (20% increased walking from 4 or less days/week to 5 days/week). conclusions different interdisciplinary expertise is essential for the devel- opment of the app-prototype including the nudging frame- work. despite push-notifications, reminders through the newsletter and social media the response rate was low. in was successful in the increase

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• who: Susanne Ferschl and collaborators from the Switzerland Department of Sport Science and Sport, Friedrich-Alexander-University of have published the research work: Wilcoxon-tests, changes in behavior categories were investigated. Results Three hundred and forty seven people registered and 145 (42%) filled in the first questionnaire: 65% women, mean age 32 years ( SD � 11) and 57% > high-school certificate. Of those, 31 (21%) filled in the the questionnaire a second time. Based on the stages of the Transtheoretical Model as well as on subjective assessment of the weekly walking behavior partici- pants significantly raised their frequency . . .
  

   

  

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