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  • Experiences among women with shame and self-compassion in cardio-based exercise classes

    Creator:
    Rogers, Kim
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    Shame is a debilitating inner experience elicited by the negative self-appraisal of one's entire self, and is characterized by a deep-seated sense of being flawed, defective, and therefore unworthy of acceptance and belonging (Brown, 2006). Although significant research has explored self-conscious emotions, including shame, little has been done to examine...
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    woman described at least one aspect of self- compassion as challenging, they all agreed that self

  • Examination of adolescents' sources of subjective task value in sport

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    Stuart, Moira E.
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    Sport is an avenue for children and adolescents to improve physical skills as well as enhance their psycho-social development. Despite the benefits of sport, numerous children and adolescents choose not to be physically active. Consequently, several investigators have sought to determine why some children choose to participate in sport, while...
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    be investigated. Thus, the primary purpose of this study was to examine self-identified and

  • Objectified body consciousness : a theory-to-practice approach

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    John, Deborah Haydel
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    Objectified body consciousness (OBC) is a third-person perspective that locates an individual's body-self relationship primarily in the appearance of her/his body as an outside observer rather than in how her/his body feels or what her/his body can do. We know very little about OBC in relation to physical self variables...
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    Dissertation

  • Posttraumatic Growth, the Physically Active Body, and Self-Compassion

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    Mitchell, Erin E.
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    Individuals who have been traumatized have the opportunity to experience posttraumatic growth, conceptualized as positive changes that result from navigating highly challenging life circumstances (Tedeschi & Calhoun, 2004). The current model of posttraumatic growth (Calhoun, Cann, & Tedeschi, 2010) is based solely on cognitive-emotional processing yet by examining the role...
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    . Self-compassion has been related to numerous positive psychological outcomes (Terry & Leary, 2011

  • The exercise motivation scale : its multifaceted structure and construct validity

    Creator:
    Li, Fuzhong
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    Building upon Deci and Ryan's (1985, 1991) self-determination theory as well as previous empirical work on motivation, the present study was designed to develop a multifaceted 31-item Exercise Motivation Scale (EMS). A series of pilot studies were first conducted in order to generate the 31 scale items. The EMS was...
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    also been found to be associated with psychological benefits such as improved self- concept (Ben

  • The effect of a mail-mediated intervention on exercise behavior

    Creator:
    Levy, Susan S.
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    Self-determination theory suggests that social contexts that promote a sense of autonomy, competence, and relatedness will increase internalization of behavioral regulation and lead to more self-determined forms of motivation, the prototype of which is intrinsic motivation. A positive relationship between internalization of exercise behavior regulation and actual levels of exercise...
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    internalization of behavioral regulation and lead to more self-determined forms of motivation, the prototype of

  • Weight stigma consciousness and perceived physical appearance : their key precursors and relationship to health behaviors

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    Concepcion, Rebecca Yahnke
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    The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships between weight stigma consciousness, perceived body appearance, social physique anxiety, and the health outcomes of physical activity levels and eating behaviors. Select precursors were also examined. These relationships were based on Harter's model of self-worth. Two-hundred fifteen adults with a...
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    describes themselves as an exerciser and if they consider this self-description to be an important aspect

  • An investigation of possible selves across stages of exercise involvement with middle-aged women

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    Whaley, Diane E.
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    In order to develop effective interventions designed to encourage more middle-aged individuals to engage in regular exercise, there is a need to further understand the mechanisms involved in the decision to exercise. One appropriate conceptual framework involves future-oriented self-conceptions, or possible selves (Markus & Nurius, 1986). Possible selves, both hoped-for...
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    the decision to exercise. One appropriate conceptual framework involves future-oriented self

  • Mindfulness, self-compassion, and leadership in wildland firefighting

    Creator:
    Lewis, Alexis
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    Wildland firefighting is environmentally and socially a risky and complex occupation. Although much attention has been given to understanding the physical components in fighting wildland fire, much less time has been devoted to understanding and developing the capacity of wildland firefighters to handle the dynamic pressures of the physical and...
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    include an aspect of self- awareness, which emphasizes putting one’s accomplishments in perspective, and

  • The role exercise may play in how survivors of domestic violence feel and view themselves

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    Concepcion, Rebecca Yahnke
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    The National Women's Health Information Center reports that domestic violence is the leading cause of injury to American women and that nearly one-third of American women have been physically assaulted by their significant other at some point in their lives. These women often experience depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, posttraumatic stress...
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    damage the self-image of the battered woman. Psychological symptoms of domestic abuse include lowered