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Trends in Cardiac Rehabilitation Participation in Patients With Acute Myocardial Infarction: A 5-Year Nationwide Study in Korea. [PDF]

J Korean Med Sci
Kim H, Yun RY, Kim C, Shin YI, Bang HJ, Uhm KE, Kim SH, Bae JW, Lee K, Kim Y.   +9 more
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From belongingness to reduced loneliness: the roles of participation intensity and self-esteem in ACG communities. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Lu Y.
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Parental perspectives on the changes in their child's participation in physical activities after a highly intensive functional balance training for Developmental coordination disorder: A sequential multimethod qualitative study. [PDF]

PLoS One
Velghe S, Van der Veer I, Coussens M, Rameckers E, Meyns P, Piskur B, Verbecque E, Klingels K.   +7 more
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ICF-Based Assessment of Functioning Problems in Parkinson's Disease: Findings From a Cross-Sectional Survey in Southern Ghana. [PDF]

Parkinsons Dis
Agoriwo MW, Franzén E, Unger M, Joseph C.   +3 more
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Supporting ‘participation’ in mobile participation

Ruoppila Sampo, Ertiö Titiana Petra
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To participate or not to participate: That is the question

New Directions for Youth Development, 2005
AbstractImproving access to and interest in out‐of‐school‐time programs is an important goal. A recent study examined the reasons that youth participated or not in programs, with a focus on the experiences of ethnic minority youth.
Lynne M, Borden, Daniel F, Perkins, Francisco A, Villarruel, Margaret R, Stone   +3 more
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To Participate or Not to Participate: The Link Between Survey Participation, Electoral Participation, and Political Interest

Political Analysis, 2003
Survey participation, electoral participation, and political interest have been given wide attention in the research literature, but no one so far has combined these three variables in one model. Taking the social isolation-hypothesis as our starting point, we developed a model with one factor, social involvement, as the common factor underlying these ...
Voogt, J., Saris, W.E.
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