Awareness of health benefits and attitudes in taking part in physical activity
People who responded that they spent less than 2.5 hours per week were asked the physical activity knowledge, attitudes, and practice questions. Five items were used to assess awareness of the health benefits of physical activity and attitudes towards taking part in physical activity programs. Items were adapted from a smoking cessation motivation questionnaire (Q-MAT) [whether they were interested in taking part in any regular physical activity programs with answers “yes” or “no”,at the moment, whether they were considering organising a regular exercise program with their peers with possible answers “yes” or “no”,whether they were considering participating in a regular exercise program if it was organized with possible answers “yes” or “no”, and (iv) whether they felt unhappy if they had not done any exercise with the possible answers “never”, “sometimes”, or “often”.