Evaluation of a cognitive affective model of physical activity behavior

Paul D. Loprinzi ¹ * , Sara Pazirei ², Gina Robinson ¹, Briahna Dickerson ¹, Meghan Edwards ¹, Ryan E. Rhodes ²

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