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                                            [0] => Factores asociados a las búsquedas acerca del ejercicio físico en Internet durante la pandemia de COVID-19 en Brasil
                                            [1] => Factors associated with Internet searches for exercise during the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil
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                                            [0] => Silva Bezerra, Sonny Állan
                                            [1] => Gomes de Carvalho, Wellington Roberto
                                            [2] => Monteiro Barros, Every Lianne
                                            [3] => Silva Rezende, Levy
                                            [4] => Péricles Salvador, Emanuel
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                                            [0] => ejercicio físico; COVID-19; comportamiento en Internet.
                                            [1] => exercise; COVID-19; Internet Behavior.
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                                            [0] => El objetivo de este estudio fue investigar los cambios en los patrones de búsqueda en línea de ejercicio y la influencia del aislamiento social y las variables socioeconómicas durante la pandemia de COVID-19 en Brasil. Se utilizó Google Trends para recuperar el volumen de búsqueda sobre el tema “ejercicio físico”, en la categoría “fitness y belleza”, durante dos períodos: los cinco años anteriores y del 1 de enero al 16 de mayo de 2020. La fecha límite fue el 12 de marzo. Después de este límite, el volumen de búsqueda real y los valores pronosticados por el análisis exponencial se compararon mediante la prueba t de Student. Se crearon dos modelos de regresión lineal. En el primero, el volumen de búsqueda para el segundo período fue la variable de resultado y el índice de rigurosidad de la respuesta del gobierno (GSRI, por sus siglas en inglés) fue la variable predictiva. En el segundo modelo la variable dependiente fue la diferencia entre los valores antes y después del punto de corte, por el Estado brasileño. Las variables predictivas probadas fueron: porcentaje de aislamiento social; acceso a Internet; IDHm; renta per cápita de los hogares y ranking de las ciudades amigas de la actividad física. Se identificó una diferencia de 29,8 % entre las variables en el primer análisis. Además, el GSRI explicó el 51,2 % de la variación en el volumen de investigación y el segundo modelo explica hasta el 42 % de los cambios en la variable resultado. En conclusión, el aislamiento social promovido por el gobierno durante la pandemia de COVID-19, en el período evaluado, tuvo impacto en la búsqueda de temas relacionados con el ejercicio físico en Internet entre los brasileños.
                                            [1] => The aim of this study was investigated changes in online search patterns for exercise and the influence of social isolation and socioeconomic variables during the Covid-19 pandemic in Brazil. Google Trends was used to retrieve the search volume on the theme "Physical Exercise", in the category "fitness and beauty", during two periods: the previous five years and from January 1, 2020 to May 16, 2020. The deadline was March 12. After this cutoff, the actual search volume and values predicted by exponential smoothing were compared using the Student's t-test. Two linear regression models were created. In the first, the search volume for the second period was the outcome variable and the Government Response Stringency Index (GSRI) was the predictive variable. In the second model, the dependent variable was the difference between the values before and after the cutoff point, by the Brazilian State. The predictive variables tested were: Percentage of Social Isolation; Internet access; mHDI; Per capita Household Income and the Ranking of Cities Friends of Physical Activity. A difference of 29.8% was identified between the variables in the first analysis. In addition, the GSRI explained 51.2% of the variation in the research volume and the second model explains up to 42% of the changes in the outcome variable. In conclusion, the social isolation promoted by the government during the COVID-19 pandemic, in the period evaluated, had an impact on the search for subjects related to physical exercise on the internet among Brazilians.
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                                    [date] => 2022-11-14
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                                            [0] => Revista Cubana de Información en Ciencias de la Salud; Vol. 33 (2022): Publicación continua
                                            [1] => 2307-2113
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