Exercise Attitudes and Behaviors: A Survey of Adults Age 50-79 - Aarp
Exercise Attitudes and Behaviors: A Survey of Adults Age 50-79 - Aarp
Exercise Attitudes and Behaviors: A Survey of Adults Age 50-79 - Aarp
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15<br />
You don’t have a safe place to<br />
exercise or walk<br />
You don’t have anyone to<br />
exercise with<br />
Appendix A: Annotated Questionnaires<br />
7% 21% 70%<br />
13% 29% 57%<br />
Asked <strong>of</strong> those who say they do not exercise <strong>and</strong> “have health problems that<br />
interfere with exercise” in Q. 14 (n=126)<br />
What physical conditions interfere with your ability to exercise? (USE PRECODED<br />
LIST BELOW)<br />
Percentage<br />
YES<br />
Arthritis 58%<br />
An injury (knee problems, shoulder injury) 41%<br />
Heart problems 30%<br />
Asthma 17%<br />
Physical disability 36%<br />
Incontinence 12%<br />
Chronic pain 46%<br />
Any other problems that interfere with physical activity? (Specify) 32%<br />
Section 6: Demographics<br />
Asked <strong>of</strong> all respondents (n=1000)<br />
Finally, I have just a few questions to help us classify our results.<br />
D1.<br />
D2.<br />
What is your age?<br />
<strong>50</strong>-59 46%<br />
60-69 30%<br />
70-<strong>79</strong> 24%<br />
What is your current employment status – are you …<br />
Self-employed 10%<br />
Employed full-time 25%<br />
Employed part-time 4%<br />
Retired from one job but working part-time now 6%<br />
Retired from one job but working full-time now 2%<br />
Completely retired 39%<br />
A homemaker 8%<br />
Unemployed 6%<br />
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