Inter‐relations among negative social control, self‐efficacy, and physical activity in healthy couples

In romantic relationships, partners can influence each other’s health‐relevant behaviour by exerting negative social control
(e.g., pressuring), however, with mixed success. To elucidate this phenomenon, we examined couples motivated to increase their
physical activity and investigated the degree to which both partners exerted negative control on each other, their self‐efficacy,
reciprocal…