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Journal Articles

  1. Bennett, G. G. and McNeill, L. H. and Wolin, K. Y. and Duncan, D. T. and Puleo, E. and Emmons, K. M., Safe to walk? Neighborhood safety and physical activity among public housing residents, PLoS Med., vol. 4 (October, 2007), pp. 1599--1606
    (last updated on 2010/12/27)

    Abstract:
    Residing in a neighborhood that is perceived to be unsafe at night is a barrier to regular physical activity among individuals, especially women, living in urban low-income housing. Feeling unsafe may also diminish confidence in the ability to be more physically active. Both of these factors may limit the effectiveness of physical activity promotion strategies delivered in similar settings.