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The The Effect of Planned Behavior Theory-Based Education on Physical Activity and Dysmenorrhea
The aim of the study is to examine the effect of the planned behavior theory-based education program applied to university students with primary dysmenorrhea on physical activity behavior and dysmenorrhea's impact.
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