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behavior change

behavior change Behavior change is a shift in how a person acts, such as in their physical activity habits.

Behavior change is a shift in how a person acts, such as in their physical activity habits. In this source, it refers to changes in behavior that rehabilitation or other interventions try to promote to support recovery after lumbar surgery.

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Drafting source: García-Moreno José Manuel; Adams Tyler; Beynon Amber; Vlaar Olthuis Janine; Dombrowski Stephan U.; Witherspoon Richelle; Wedderkopp Niels; Hébert Jeffrey J.. Effects of rehabilitation and behavior change interventions on physical capacity and physical activity behavior following lumbar surgery for degenerative disease: A systematic review and meta-analysis. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0347420; article XML SHA-256 ce88ba3c2de4b61d1df70ac98a46f0cc50c9baa8a8c886b6e8ddfd4e5fa43976. “Effects of rehabilitation and behavior change interventions on physical capacity and physical activity behavior following lumbar surgery for degenerative disease: A systematic review and meta-analysis” (10.1371/journal.pone.0347420).
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