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Miranda A. Cary
Observed names:
Cary, Miranda,
Cary, Miranda A,
Cary, Miranda Ashley,
M. Cary,
Miranda A Cary,
Miranda Cary
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Observed institutions:
Island Health,
University of British Columbia,
Royal Jubilee Hospital,
Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences,
University of Saskatchewan,
University of British Columbia, Okanagan Campus
show all 6
ORCID:
0000-0003-1547-9045
Observed ORCID:
0000-0003-1547-9045
OpenAlex ID:
A5026987989
Barriers to Physical Activity Among Gay Men
2015
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Miranda A. Cary
, Danielle R. Brittain
, et al.
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American Journal of Men s Health
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29
PDF
Pain, Anxiety, and Negative Outcome Expectations for Activity: Do Negative Psychological Profiles Differ Between the Inactive and Active?
2014
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Nancy C. Gyurcsik
, Miranda A. Cary
, et al.
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Arthritis Care & Research
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20
Relational practices for meaningful inclusion in health research: Results of a deliberative dialogue study
2023
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Katrina Plamondon
, Davina Banner
, et al.
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Health Expectations
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17
PDF
Building consensus in research partnerships: a scoping review of consensus methods
2022
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Miranda A. Cary
, Katrina Plamondon
, et al.
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Evidence & Policy
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13
Predicting planned physical activity of individuals with arthritis: A self-regulatory perspective
2015
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Parminder K Flora
, Lawrence R Brawley
, et al.
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Journal of Health Psychology
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11
Prediction of Adaptive Self‐Regulatory Responses to Arthritis Pain Anxiety in Exercising Adults: Does Pain Acceptance Matter?
2015
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Miranda A Cary
, Nancy C Gyurcsik
, et al.
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Pain Research and Management
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11
PDF
Differences in Resilience Mechanisms and Physical Activity among Women Experiencing Chronic Pain with Higher or Lower Resilience
2021
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Danielle R. Brittain
, Nancy C. Gyurcsik
, et al.
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Women s Health Issues
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10
Differences in adaptive and maladaptive psychosocial responses to chronic pain among adults with varying physical activity levels
2020
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Miranda A Cary
, Nancy C Gyurcsik
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British Journal of Pain
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7
Facing Multiple Barriers to Exercise: Does Stronger Efficacy Help Individuals with Arthritis?
2018
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James D. Sessford
, Lawrence R. Brawley
, et al.
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Applied Psychology Health and Well-Being
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5
Understanding Physiotherapists’ Intention to Counsel Clients with Chronic Pain on Exercise: A Focus on Psychosocial Factors
2019
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Jocelyn E. Blouin
, Miranda A. Cary
, et al.
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Physiotherapy Canada
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4
Self‐Regulatory Efficacy Encourages Exercise Persistence Despite Arthritis Flare Symptoms
2017
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James D. Sessford
, Lawrence R. Brawley
, et al.
·
Applied Psychology Health and Well-Being
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4
Effect of Group Counseling Plus Tailored Exercise on Mobility Function in Multiple Sclerosis
2020
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James D. Sessford
, Sean R. Locke
, et al.
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International Journal of MS Care
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2
PDF
Differences in psychosocial responses to pain between sufficiently and insufficiently active adults with arthritis
2017
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Miranda A. Cary
, Danielle R. Brittain
, et al.
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Psychology and Health
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2
A proof-of-concept study on the impact of a chronic pain and physical activity training workshop for exercise professionals
2020
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Nancy C. Gyurcsik
, Susan M. Tupper
, et al.
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Scandinavian Journal of Pain
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1
Evaluation of chronic pain and physical activity training on providers' pain knowledge and self-efficacy
2019
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Jocelyn E. Blouin
, Nancy C. Gyurcsik
, et al.
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Journal of Exercise, Movement, and Sport (SCAPPS refereed abstracts repository)
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1
Learning Health Systems Symposium: Charting the Future of Saskatchewan Healthcare
2026
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Charlene Haver
, Amir Reza Azizian
, et al.
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Learning Health Systems
PDF
Self-regulatory efficacy to overcome chronic pain and related barriers: A potential mediator of the psychological flexibility-physical activity relationship
2019
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Miranda A. Cary
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Journal of Exercise, Movement, and Sport (SCAPPS refereed abstracts repository)
Psychosocial factors important for physical activity participation among adults living with chronic pain
2019
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Miranda A. Cary
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HARVEST (University of Saskatchewan)
Predicting Exercise from Arthritis Flares and Self-Regulatory Efficacy to Overcome Flare Barriers
2016
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Jocelyn E. Blouin
, Miranda A. Cary
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USURJ University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research Journal
PDF
Managing arthritis flares: Problem solving and positive psychological factors related to exercise adherence
2015
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Flora, Parminder K
, Cary, Miranda A
, et al.
(528) Differences in pain-related cognitions and maladaptive self-regulatory responses among adults with arthritis meeting versus not meeting the current exercise recommendation
2015
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M. Cary
, D. Brittain
, et al.
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Journal of Pain
PDF
(509) Coping strategies: mediators between pain acceptance, efficacy, and physical activity in arthritis?
2015
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J. Sessford
, M. Cary
, et al.
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Journal of Pain
PDF
(527) Do maladaptive self-regulatory responses to pain anxiety predict exercise among adults with arthritis?
2015
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M. Cary
, J. Sessford
, et al.
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Journal of Pain
The Beat
2014
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Cary, Miranda
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NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University)
"My arthritis is flared and I can't exercise...or maybe I can...": Is self-regulatory efficacy to overcome flare barriers predictive of exercise?
2014
·
Jocelyn E. Blouin
, Miranda A. Cary
, et al.
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Citation count:
137
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7
I10-index:
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