“I just feel so guilty”: The role of introjected regulation in linking appearance goals for exercise with women’s body image
Abstract
Appearance goals for exercise are consistently associated with negative body image, but research has yet to consider the processes that link these two variables. Self-determination theory offers one such process: introjected (guilt-based) regulation of exercise behavior. Study 1 investigated these relationships within a cross-sectional sample of female UK students (n = 215, 17–30 years). Appearance goals were indirectly, negatively associated...
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Title
“I just feel so guilty”: The role of introjected regulation in linking appearance goals for exercise with women’s body image
Published Date
Mar 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
20
Pages
120 - 129
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