Appearance-based exercise motivation moderates the relationship between exercise frequency and positive body image
Abstract
Individuals with a positive body image appreciate their bodies, hold an internal perspective of their bodies, and are satisfied with the functionality of their bodies. Research shows that positive body image is more complex than the absence of body dissatisfaction. Although exercise reduces women's body dissatisfaction, very little research has explored how, or even whether, exercise is associated with positive body image. Therefore, we examined...
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Title
Appearance-based exercise motivation moderates the relationship between exercise frequency and positive body image
Published Date
Mar 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
11
Issue
2
Pages
101 - 108
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