… validity of the TPB in the exercise domain. A secondary purpose was to test the veracity
and utility of the “two-component” TPB model in the exercise domain. The main findings of our …

… times per week’ rated on an open scale (Courneya, 1994), and (3) ‘I intend to exercise at
least every other day over the next 2 weeks’; rated on a 7-point scale from 1 (strongly disagree) …

… Further, because TPB component-behavior correlations are lower … 2-component model.
Finally, we used the effect on behavior merely to stabilize the 2-component higher order model …

… The objective of the present study was to compare in severe exercise domain, different
techniques used for measuring the amplitude of the slow component (SC) of oxygen uptake …

… Objectives: The purpose of the present study was to examine a model of exercise behavior
change that integrated the theory of planned behavior (TPB; Ajzen, I. (1991). The theory of …

… Both positively and negatively valenced outcomes of importance in the sport domain
should be incorporated in future studies. In the 2 × 2 model, we do not posit homologous or …

… and explaining behavior (not only exercise) should be carried out within a theoretical framework.
Currently, the most supported theories in the exercise domain are the TPB, SET and the …

… domain-specific and global components of self are determined normatively for an entire
population. His personalized hierarchical model … between domain-specific global components …

… period of the next two weeks. Two items assessed exercise intention, namely (1) I intend
to engage in sufficient exercise and (2) I am sure I will engage in sufficient exercise (+3 = …

… , the competence component was found … component within and across matching academic
domains, providing a new argument for the separation of competence and affect components …