The likelihood that participation rates will decline as age increases is an example of which type of determinant of physical activity?

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The likelihood that participation rates will decline as age increases is related to demographic and biological factors such as age-related declines in physical functioning, health conditions, and social and economic factors that affect opportunities for physical activity. Social and cultural factors (A) include beliefs, attitudes, and societal norms that influence physical activity behaviour. Physical and environmental factors (B) pertain to environmental conditions that hinder or support physical activity, such as access to recreational facilities, safe and walkable neighbourhoods, and transportation. Behavioural attributes (D) pertain to psychological factors that may impact physical activity such as self-efficacy, motivation, and goal setting. Emotional factors (E) pertain to affective states, stress, and mood that can influence physical activity behaviour.

The Likelihood That Participation Rates Will Decline as Age Increases