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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"obligatory exercise"”.

  1. Exercise Can Be Bad For Your Health? Models Of Obligatory Exercise In Males And Females

    … and eating disorder symptoms in models of obligatory exercise for males and females. The results indicated that several different developmental trajectories exist that vary from person to person. Several of the models proposed were supported or partially supported. The first model …

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  2. Obligatory Exercise and Eating Pathology in College Females: Replication and Development of a Structural Model

    Although disordered eating behaviors and obligatory exercise are relatively common among undergraduate females, many questions about their etiology remain unanswered. In the current study, structural equation modeling was used to investigate whether a model that was previously developed with a …

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  3. Imagery use in dependent and non-dependent male weight lifters.

    Exercise addiction has been referred to in the literature as exercise dependence (Frederick & Morrison, 1996), compulsive exercise (Diekhoff, 1984), and obligatory exercise (Thompson & Pasman, 1991). Hall (1995) originally proposed that imagery might be linked to exercise addiction. Based on Hall's …

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  4. The emphasis of physical activity across the curriculum; a positive approach to increased academic achievement

    … took part in this study. Each received The Obligatory Exercise Questionnaire, a 20-item scale pertaining to daily physical activity habits. Four demographic questions were asked (age, gender, grade, and ethnicity), along with a question concerning current grade-point average. The data …

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