Automatic approach-avoidance tendency toward physical activity, sedentary, and neutral stimuli as a function of age, explicit affective attitude, and intention to be active

Automatic approach-avoidance tendency toward physical activity, sedentary, and neutral stimuli as a function of age, explicit affective attitude, and intention to be active

Using computerized reaction-time tasks assessing automatic attitudes, studies have shown that healthy young adults have faster reaction times when approaching physical activity stimuli than when avoiding them. The opposite has been observed for sedentary stimuli. However, it is unclear whether these...

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Main Authors: Farajzadeh, Ata, Goubran, Miriam, Beehler, Alexa, Cherkaoui, Noura, Morrison, Paula, de Chanaleilles, Margaux, Maltagliati, Silvio, Cheval, Boris, Miller, Matthew W., Sheehy, Lisa, Bilodeau, Martin, Orsholits, Dan, Boisgontier, Matthieu P.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Peer Community In 2023-02-01
Series:Peer Community Journal
Subjects:
Aging
Attitude
Exercise
Geriatrics
Health
Humans
Intention
Motor Control
Personality
Reaction Time
Sedentary Behavior
Online Access:https://peercommunityjournal.org/articles/10.24072/pcjournal.246/

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