Condition: Self-perceptions of Aging · Physical Activity · Sponsor: University of Barcelona
The goal of this clinical trial is to promote positive views on aging and walking in Spanish partners aged 65 years and over. The trial will comprise three arms. In the first arm, both partners will undertake the intervention together. In the second arm, only one of the two partners will undertake the intervention. In the third arm (control) none of the partners will undertake the intervention. Collection of quantitative data will make it possible to test the following hypotheses: 1. Differently from arm three, those participants from arms one and two who undertake the intervention will experience changes in primary and secondary intervention outcomes between pre- and post-intervention and these changes will be maintained at follow-ups. 2. Compared to delivering the intervention to only one partner, delivering it to both partners will lead to a greater and more lasting change in primary and secondary intervention outcomes. 3. In the group where only one partner will undertake the intervention, their change in intervention outcomes is observed at least to a small extent in the other partner. Qualitative data collected at the end of the intervention through interviews of ten couples from each of arms one and two will make it possible to test three additional research questions: 1. How do participants in Group one engage with the intervention tasks, and to what extent do they undertake these tasks jointly as a couple? 2. In what ways do participants in Group two involve their…
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Serena Sabatini, PhD in Psychology · +393313810645 · serenasabatini@ub.edu
Maria Mataro Serrat, PhD · 933125052 · serenasabatini@ub.edu
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| Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychobiology at the University of Barcelona. | Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain | Recruiting |
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