一、中文部分
王淑芳、顏效禹、李思招、何佩玲、張碧芳、呂昌明（2007）。國中學生運動行為之研究—跨理論模式之應用。學校衛生，50，23-38。
白瑞聰（2008）。國中吸菸行為之研究—社會生態學模式之應用。未出版博士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
行政院體育委員會（2007）。中華民國運動統計。台北市：行政院體育委員會
行政院衛生署（2007）。衛生資料統計。臺北市：行政院衛生署。
呂昌明、林旭龍、黃奕清、李明憲、王淑芳（2001）。身體活動自我報告量表之效度及信度的研究—以TriTrac-R3D三度空間加速器為效標。衛生教育學報，15，99-113。呂淑美（2004）。大學生運動行為及其相關因素之研究-以國立宜蘭大學學生為例。未出版碩士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
伍連女（1999）。台北市高職學生身體意象與運動行為之研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
李明憲（1998）。國小、國中學生體能活動、健康體能相關因素之調查研究—花蓮縣宜昌國民小學、宜昌國民中學二所學校為例。未出版博士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
李思招（2000）。護理學生規律運動行為相關因素研究-以台北護理學院學生為例。未出版碩士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
李彩華、方進隆（1998）。國中學生身體活動量與體適能相關因素研究。體育學報，25，139-148。李碧霞（2001）。中年人運動階段、身體活動極其影響因素之研究～以台北市中山區區民為例。未出版博士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
季瑋珠、符春美（1992）。社區民眾從事體能活動之研究。中華民國公共衛生雜誌，11，328-339。
吳姿瑩、卓俊伶、馮木蘭（2001）。青少年身體活動及其與人際影響、認知變項及和當時行為競爭需求之關聯分析－健康促進模式之應用。大專體育學刊，3，39-53。吳欲豐（2004）。南投縣國姓鄉柑林村社區家長對於學區國小學校經營期望之個案研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台中師範學院，台中市。
洪朱璋（2003）。台北市國民小學教師工作壓力與運動參與行為之相關研究。未出版碩士論文，台北市立師範學院國民教育研究所，台北市。
陳芮淇（2001）。新竹市某高職學生運動行為及其影響因素之研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
陳美昭、賴香如（2006）。台北市某國中學生運動社會心理、身體意象與規律運動相關研究。衛生教育學報，26，55-79。莊昌憲（2000）。仁愛多達‧魯谷塔雅部落家長對於學區國小學校經營期望之個案研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台中師範學院，台中市。
彭詩晴（2008）。大學女生身體活動與其影響因素之研究—應用社會生態學模式。未出版碩士論文，國立體育大學，桃園縣。
彭詩晴、陳羿戎（2007）。成人女性低度參與運動的經驗與影響因素之探討。身體文化學報，5，213-232。
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楊明仁（1999）。社會狀況與憂鬱症：一個以高雄縣市為例之社會生態學研究 (Ⅰ)。行政院國家科學委員會補助專案研究計畫成果報告（報告編號：NSC88-2413-H-182A-002）。
楊明仁、李昱、文榮光、鄭夙芬、黃俊仁（2000）。社會狀況與憂鬱症：一個以高雄縣市為例之社會生態學研究 (Ⅱ)。行政院國家科學委員會補助專題研究計畫成果報告（報告編號：NSC89-2413-H-182-003-SSS）。
蔡美月（1996）。臺北市某活動中心六十位以上老人運動行為及其影響因素之研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
蔡淑菁（1996）。臺北市國小學童身體活動及其影響因素之研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台灣師範大學，台北市。
潘慶輝（1997）。鼻頭.南雅漁村家長對於學區國小學校經營期望之個案研究—一位漁村小學校長的觀察研究。未出版碩士論文，國立台北師範學院，台北市。
賴香如、李碧霞、吳德敏、趙國欣、呂昌明、卓俊辰、蔡雅惠、陳美昭（2006）。台北市國中生自尊、身體意象與運動行為相關研究。衛生教育學報，25，73-104。賴南廷（2007）。以社會生態學模式探討成人從事健走行為的影響因子—以嘉義縣市為例。未出版碩士論文，國立中正大學，嘉義縣。
劉翠薇、黃淑貞（1999）。北縣某商專運動行為及其影響因素之研究。學校衛生，34，1-32。
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二、西文部分
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