Trial reportAmerican journal of health promotion : AJHP2025
Understanding Goal Setting and Behavior Change Mechanics in an Older Adult Sitting Reduction Intervention.
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PurposeWe explored intervention fidelity, participant satisfaction, and the goals and reminder strategies participants chose to reduce sitting.ApproachMixed methods approach leveraging data collected during study coaching and fidelity monitoring.SettingA successful 6-month randomized controlled trial of a sedentary behavior (SB) intervention for adults ≥60 years in Washington, USA.ParticipantsN = 283 (140 intervention, 143 attention control); mean age 69, 66% women, 69% Non-Hispanic White.InterventionTheory-based SB reduction intervention structured around phone-based health coaching and goal setting. Attention control received equal coaching on non-SB health topics.MethodCoaches tracked all participant goals, and 8% of visits were randomly observed and fidelity coded using a structured template. Participants completed a satisfaction questionnaire at study end. Goals data were qualitatively grouped by reminder strategy and topic. Fidelity and satisfaction data were summarized and compared by study arm using two-sided paired t-tests.ResultsBoth participants' satisfaction (>90% satisfied, between-group
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