William Tyne

Teaching Associate in Sport, Exercise and Health Psychology

University of Nottingham

United Kingdom

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William Tyne is a Teaching Associate in Sport, Exercise and Health Psychology at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on movement behaviour interventions, outdoor adventure training, and their effects on workplace outcomes, psychological capital, and well-being. Recent publications examine the role of physical activity in working environments and the development of transferable skills through outdoor challenges.

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Mark Hutson

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University of Ulster

UNITED KINGDOM

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Nicola Paine

Senior Lecturer in Health Psychology

Loughborough University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Movement behaviour interventions during paid working time in full-time employees: a scoping review

Counteracting the Inactivity Epidemic: Should We Ring-Fence Paid Work Time for Physical Activity?

Effects of outdoor recreational physical challenges on general self-efficacy: A randomized controlled trial

A Prospective Evaluation of the Effects of Outdoor Adventure Training Programs on Work-Related Outcomes

Employees’ experiences of outdoor adventure training on psychological capital and wellbeing: A mixed methods case study

Physical Challenge Interventions and the Development of Transferable Skills for the Workplace: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Cardiovascular reactivity to acute psychological stress is associated with generalized self‐efficacy and self‐efficacy outcomes during adventure challenges

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Mark Hutson

Nicola Paine

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