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Perceived control predicting the recovery of individual-specific walking behaviours following stroke: Testing psychological models and constructs
D. Bonetti,
M. Johnston
Applied Health Sciences
Psychology
School of Medicine, Medical Sciences & Nutrition
DHSRU
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Medicine & Life Sciences
Psychological Models
100%
Walking
59%
Stroke
46%
Internal-External Control
32%
Self Efficacy
28%
Psychological Conditioning
22%
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
18%
Social Theory
18%
Intention
12%
Theoretical Models
11%
Cognition
10%
Cohort Studies
9%
Social Sciences
stroke
78%
activity limitations
30%
locus of control
14%
disability
14%
self-efficacy
11%
hospital discharge
10%
International Classification
8%
control theory
8%
model theory
8%
cognitive theory
7%
social learning
6%
learning theory
6%
WHO
6%
cognition
5%
regression
4%
health
3%