Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: This study explored the naturally occurring interactions over social network sites (SNS) about physical activity. A mixed methods design was used. Participants (N = 244) completed a cross sectional survey included open-ended questions about the reasons for posting or not posting about physical activity on SNS, as ll as how others respond to their posts. A qualitative analysis was performed on the reasons for posting and not posting on SNS. Reasons for sharing physical activity included: keeping people informed, inviting others to join in, inspiring others and gaining recognition. For those who did not share, reasons reported re privacy concerns and a lack of interest. Results of a logistic regression revealed that sharers re more likely check SNS frequently, be a student and be physically active.
['Sean Pinkerton', 'Jessi L. Tobin', 'Sydney Querfurth', 'Iowayna M. Pena', 'Kathleen S. Wilson']
I am writing a research paper on a idea “Those sweet, sweet likes”: Sharing physical activity over social network sites
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