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Theorising arts engagement as a health-promoting behaviour
Arts engagement encompasses a diverse range of human creative practices ubiquitous in every human culture. This Perspective advances a conceptual argument for classifying arts engagement as a health-promoting behaviour, drawing on evolving health behaviour theories and ontological definitions and mo
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