When you hear or read a new recommendation about physical activity or exercise, are you more likely to pay attention to it or to ignore it?

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When you hear or read a new recommendation about physical activity or exercise, are you more likely to pay attention to it or to ignore it?

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Data-set(s):	HINTS 2(2005)
Question text:	[EB-16] When you hear or read a new recommendation about physical activity or exercise, are you more likely to pay attention to it or to ignore it?
Who was asked:	Half of the people were picked by chance to answer this question
Question source:	New to HINTS 2005

When you hear or read a new recommendation about physical activity or exercise, are you more likely to pay attention to it or to ignore it?

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