An Open Access Journal
Category | Description |
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Physical activities | 1. Body weight and height 2. Vigorous activities as part of the individual’s work/school activities and around the home environment 3. Moderate activities as part of the individual’s work/school activities and around the home environment 4. Walking as part of the individual’s work/school activities (excluding travel activities) 5. Travel activities using a motorised mode/s 6. Non-motorised transport activities (cycling and walking) 7. Activities performed sitting down |
Physical activities in leisure time as part of health promoting activities | 1. Objective and subjective measurement of walking 2. Objective and subjective measurement of vigorous active exercise with and without bodily collision, such as soccer, basketball, running, playing tennis/badminton, fast cycling, aerobics, swimming, etc. 3. Objective and subjective measurement of moderate active exercise with and without bodily collision, such as light cycling, light swimming, light tennis/badminton, etc. |
Social and communication activities with family members and other people | 1. Social and communication activities with other people, such as voluntary and organisational activities, attending events and socialising at events 2. Social and communication activities with other family members |
Lifestyle and health habits | Eight types of habits: eating breakfast, enough sleep, eating balanced meals, smoking, drinking alcohol, working less than nine hours each day, under stress/pressure circumstances |
Health-related quality of life | 1. Subjective measurement of an individual’s health and comparison with the previous year 2. Physical functioning 3. Limitations on role functioning due to physical health 4. Bodily pain 5. General health 6. Mental health 7. Limitations on role functioning due to emotional problems 8. Social functioning 9. Vitality |