Steve Amireault

Steve Amireault is an Associate Professor in the Department of Health and Kinesiology at Purdue University, with a courtesy appointment in the Department of Public Health. His research focuses on health behavior theory, physical activity behavior, psychological well-being, and longitudinal study design.

• PhD (2013), MSc, and BSc from Université Laval
• Research areas: Exercise Psychology, Behavior Change Maintenance, Aging Populations

His work investigates the interplay between stress, identity, and physical activity sustainability, particularly in midlife and older adults. He employs systematic review and meta-analysis methodologies to study neurocognitive effects of acute exercise and behavioral interventions for cancer survivors. Current projects examine fall-related risk factors, peer support mechanisms, and environmental influences on physical activity.

Recent publications highlight trends in behavioral reactivity, motivational mediation, and psychosocial determinants of activity maintenance. While no specific awards are listed, his role involves mentoring and contributing to systematic reviews in health psychology.