Older Adults’ Perceived Physical Activity Enablers and Barriers: A Multicultural Perspective
Anna E. Mathews(Furman University), Rebecca G. Logsdon(University of Washington), Sarah B. Laditka(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), James N. Laditka(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Sara Wilcox, Rui Liu(University of South Carolina), Rebecca Hunter, Daniela B. Friedman(University of South Carolina), Winston Tseng(University of California, Berkeley), Sara J. Corwin(University of South Carolina)
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