Stage-targeted activity interventions are no more likely to induce changes in motivation than approaches that do not consider stages.

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This statement is false. Research suggests that stage-targeted activity interventions are more effective than approaches that do not consider stages in inducing changes in motivation. By tailoring interventions to the specific stage of change of an individual, it is more likely that the intervention will be relevant and the individual will be more receptive to making behavior changes.

Stage-Targeted Activity Interventions Are No More Likely to Induce Changes