Longitudinal analysis of minority women’s perceptions of cohesion: the role of cooperation communication and competition

摘要

BackgroundInteraction in the form of cooperation, communication, and friendly competition theoretically precede the development of group cohesion, which often precedes adherence to health promotion programs. The purpose of this manuscript was to explore longitudinal relationships among dimensions of group cohesion and group-interaction variables to inform and improve group-based strategies within programs aimed at promoting physical activity.