Outcome
Type |
Measure |
Description |
Time frame |
Safety issue |
Primary |
Work-related stress during baseline |
Work-related stress will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Irritation Scale. This scale comprises eight items, three of which assess cognitive irritation and five of which assess emotional irritation. Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
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Primary |
Work-related stress during post-intervention |
Work-related stress will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Irritation Scale. This scale comprises eight items, three of which assess cognitive irritation and five of which assess emotional irritation. Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
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Primary |
Work-related stress during follow-up |
Work-related stress will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Irritation Scale. This scale comprises eight items, three of which assess cognitive irritation and five of which assess emotional irritation. Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
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Primary |
Cognitive cooperation during baseline |
Cognitive cooperation will be measured using the Public Good Game task: Participants will be told they will be given 30 NIS and that they can donate some or all of it to a group investment. The money in the group investment will then be doubled and divided equally among all members of the group. Cooperation on this task will be operationalized by the amount of money each participant decides to donate to the group investment. |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
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Primary |
Cognitive cooperation during post-intervention |
Cognitive cooperation will be measured using the Public Good Game task: Participants will be told they will be given 30 NIS and that they can donate some or all of it to a group investment. The money in the group investment will then be doubled and divided equally among all members of the group. Cooperation on this task will be operationalized by the amount of money each participant decides to donate to the group investment. |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
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Primary |
Cognitive cooperation during follow-up |
Cognitive cooperation will be measured using the Public Good Game task: Participants will be told they will be given 30 NIS and that they can donate some or all of it to a group investment. The money in the group investment will then be doubled and divided equally among all members of the group. Cooperation on this task will be operationalized by the amount of money each participant decides to donate to the group investment. |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
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Primary |
Behavioral cooperation during baseline |
Behavioral cooperation will be measured using the Collection task: Participants will have to work together to pick up 100 small washers (a flat plastic coin with a diameter of 4 cm). Cooperation on this task will be operationalized by participants' effort represented by their step rate (SR). SR will be measured using a wearable fitness tracker (Fitbit Inspire 2) that will be attached to the participants' wrists using a special band. |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
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Primary |
Behavioral cooperation during post-intervention |
Behavioral cooperation will be measured using the Collection task: Participants will have to work together to pick up 100 small washers (a flat plastic coin with a diameter of 4 cm). Cooperation on this task will be operationalized by participants' effort represented by their step rate (SR). SR will be measured using a wearable fitness tracker (Fitbit Inspire 2) that will be attached to the participants' wrists using a special band. |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
|
Primary |
Behavioral cooperation during follow-up |
Behavioral cooperation will be measured using the Collection task: Participants will have to work together to pick up 100 small washers (a flat plastic coin with a diameter of 4 cm). Cooperation on this task will be operationalized by participants' effort represented by their step rate (SR). SR will be measured using a wearable fitness tracker (Fitbit Inspire 2) that will be attached to the participants' wrists using a special band. |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
|
Secondary |
Social Closeness during baseline |
Social Closeness will be measured using the Inclusion of Other in Self Scale. This scale is made up of seven Venn diagram-like pictures where one circle represents the participant and the other circle represents the entire intervention group. |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
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Secondary |
Social Closeness during post-intervention |
Social Closeness will be measured using the Inclusion of Other in Self Scale. This scale is made up of seven Venn diagram-like pictures where one circle represents the participant and the other circle represents the entire intervention group. |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
|
Secondary |
Social Closeness during follow-up |
Social Closeness will be measured using the Inclusion of Other in Self Scale. This scale is made up of seven Venn diagram-like pictures where one circle represents the participant and the other circle represents the entire intervention group. |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
|
Secondary |
Friendship Closeness during baseline |
Friendship Closeness will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Friendship Closeness Inventory (FCI). The FCI is composed of 49 items that measure closeness in same-sex friendships and is divided into three distinguishable yet related subscales: Emotional Closeness (EC), Behavioral Closeness (BC), and Cognitive Closeness (CC). Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). For the purposes of this study, the first item will be adjusted to include a reference to participants in the intervention group alone. |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
|
Secondary |
Friendship Closeness during post-intervention |
Friendship Closeness will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Friendship Closeness Inventory (FCI). The FCI is composed of 49 items that measure closeness in same-sex friendships and is divided into three distinguishable yet related subscales: Emotional Closeness (EC), Behavioral Closeness (BC), and Cognitive Closeness (CC). Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). For the purposes of this study, the first item will be adjusted to include a reference to participants in the intervention group alone. |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
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Secondary |
Friendship Closeness during follow-up |
Friendship Closeness will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Friendship Closeness Inventory (FCI). The FCI is composed of 49 items that measure closeness in same-sex friendships and is divided into three distinguishable yet related subscales: Emotional Closeness (EC), Behavioral Closeness (BC), and Cognitive Closeness (CC). Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). For the purposes of this study, the first item will be adjusted to include a reference to participants in the intervention group alone. |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
|
Secondary |
Sense of Belonging during baseline |
Sense of belonging will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the General Sense of Belonging Scale. This scale is composed of 12 items that measure sense of belonging (achieved belongingness). Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). For the purposes of this study, the scale will be adjusted so that the words "other people" or "others" will be replaced by the words "participants in the physical training group". |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
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Secondary |
Sense of Belonging during post-intervention |
Sense of belonging will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the General Sense of Belonging Scale. This scale is composed of 12 items that measure sense of belonging (achieved belongingness). Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). For the purposes of this study, the scale will be adjusted so that the words "other people" or "others" will be replaced by the words "participants in the physical training group". |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
|
Secondary |
Sense of Belonging during follow-up |
Sense of belonging will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the General Sense of Belonging Scale. This scale is composed of 12 items that measure sense of belonging (achieved belongingness). Items are rated on a 7-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (7). For the purposes of this study, the scale will be adjusted so that the words "other people" or "others" will be replaced by the words "participants in the physical training group". |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
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Secondary |
Need to Belong during baseline |
Need to Belong will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Need to Belong Scale. This scale is composed of ten items rated on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (5). |
Up to 1 month before start of intervention |
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Secondary |
Need to Belong during post-intervention |
Need to Belong will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Need to Belong Scale. This scale is composed of ten items rated on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (5). |
Up to 1 month after end of intervention |
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Secondary |
Need to Belong during follow-up |
Need to Belong will be measured using the Hebrew adaptation of the Need to Belong Scale. This scale is composed of ten items rated on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from "Strongly Disagree" (1) to "Strongly Agree" (5). |
Between 3-4 month after end of intervention |
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