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Wellness Challenge: Take the Toothbrush Challenge

The Challenge Your daily tooth-brushing routine is a great opportunity to schedule a new goal. Today, try doing calf raises, squats or lunges for a burst of exercise while you brush your teeth. Use the time to meditate by focusing on the taste of the toothpaste and sound of the water. Or schedule push-ups, a wall sit or yoga for after you’ve finished. Why Am I Doing This? Picking a time and place for a new goal makes it far more likely that you’ll do it. Keep it simple by bundling your new goal to a consistent habit you already have. Brushing your teeth, enjoying your morning coffee, coming home after work, sitting down for dinner and getting ready for bed are all daily rituals that present great opportunities for scheduling a new habit.

Vello Hein - Editorial Board - Scientific Research Publishing

1992 M.S., exercise and sport sciences, University of Tartu, Estonia Publications (Selected) Hein,V., Caune, A. (2014). Relationships between perceived teachers’ autonomy support, effort and physical self-esteem. Kinsesioloy, 46,44-52. Hein V., Koka A., & Hagger, S.M.. (2015). Relationships between perceived teachers’ controlling behaviour, psychological need thwarting, anger and bullying behaviour in high-school students. Journal of Adolescence, 42, 103-114. Hein, V., Jõesaar, H. (2015). How perceived autonomy support from adults and peer motivational climate are related with self-determined motivation among young athletes, International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 13, 193-204. DOI:10.1080/1612197X.2014.947304. Jõesaar, H., Hein, V., (2011) Psychosocial Determinants of Young Athletes’ Continued Participation Over Time, Perceptual and Motor Skills, 113,1, 55-66.

How to make people follow Covid-19 restrictions without appealing to fear

Health education and preventative measures are the most effective ways of getting people to comply Experts are advising policymakers not to use fear as a tactic as the next wave of infections looms A new study found that during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, compliance with Covid-19 related regulations was due to scientific health advice and not driven by fear.  The research published in the British Journal of Health Psychology assessed the extent to which fear or feeling threatened interacts with self-efficacy (ability to cope based on one s personal skills and circumstances), interpersonal confidence, and institutional trust in predicting protective behaviours during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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