Exercise Intention
Exercise Intention is a psychological construct representing an individual's conscious plan or commitment to engage in regular physical activity, distinguished from related motivational constructs by its focus on the specific decision to initiate and maintain exercise behavior.
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Intrinsic motivation and exercise adherence.
Richard M. Ryan, Christina M. Frederick, Deborah Lepes et al. · International journal of sport psychology · 1997 · 961 citations
Martyn Standage, Joan L. Duda, Nikos Ntoumanis · Journal of Educational Psychology · 2003 · 879 citations
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