Authors

1. Perry , Cynthia K.
2. Perry , Cynthia K.
3. Maddock , Jay E.
4. Maddock , Jay E.
5. Dieckmann , Nathan F.
6. Dieckmann , Nathan F.
7. Winkle , Jim
8. Winkle , Jim
9. Franklin , Heather
10. Franklin , Heather
11. Currier , Jessica J.
12. Currier , Jessica J.
13. Andreyeva , Elena
14. Andreyeva , Elena
15. Seguin-Fowler , Rebecca A.

Abstract

Among a group of rural adults social norms had a greater influence on perceived walkability than frequency of walking in the neighborhood. Intervening in the social environment could impact perceived walkability and ultimately walking among rural adults.