From: Physical activity correlates in young women with depressive symptoms: a qualitative study
Topic area | Questions |
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Individual influences | • Can you describe your physical activity as a child and adolescent? |
 | • How much physical activity do you currently do? |
 | • What types of physical activities do you do for leisure/work/household/transport? |
 | • How do these physical activities make you feel? |
 | • Do you want to do more physical activity? |
 | • What are the main factors that may prevent you from being as active as you'd like? |
 | • If you're feeling tired/stressed/unwell, does this impact on your physical activity in your leisure-time? |
 | • How confident are you that you can overcome these feelings at the time and still be active in your leisure-time? |
 | • Does your mood predict how active you are? |
 | • What helps/motivates you to be active? |
 | • Did you became less active because of your mental health or did you develop depression because you were inactive? |
 | • Who are you active with in your leisure-time? |
 | • Is it a different experience for you when you are active with someone rather than alone? |
Social influences | • How active are the people around you? |
 | • Do they encourage you to be active? |
 | • Does anyone try to stop you from being active? |
 | • Does their physical activity behaviours influence yours? |
 | • How do you perceive the sporting and recreational facilities in your neighbourhood? |
Physical environmental influences | • Where are you active in your leisure-time? |
 | • Thinking about these places, what things are important to you being physically active there? |
 | • What things do you think would help you to be more physically active around your neighbourhood? |