The search for variables involved in the regulation and termination of exercise performance
has led to integrative models that attribute a central role to the brain and utilize an array of …

The affective changes associated with acute exercise have been studied extensively in
exercise and health psychology, but not in affective psychology. This paper presents a …

Fatigue can be defined as any exerciseinduced reduction in the ability to exert muscle force
or power, regardless of whether or not the task can be sustained (Gandevia, 2001). There is …

An influential book written by A. Mosso in the late nineteenth century proposed that fatigue
that “at first sight might appear an imperfection of our body, is on the contrary one of its most …

ABSTRACT KILPATRICK, M., R. KRAEMER, J. BARTHOLOMEW, E. ACEVEDO, and D.
JARREAU. Affective Responses to Exercise are Dependent on Intensity rather than Total …

Endurance performance involves the prolonged maintenance of constant or self-regulated
power/velocity or torque/force. While the impact of numerous determinants of endurance …

Traditionally it has been assumed that highly motivated people terminate endurance
exercise because of muscle fatigue or, more recently, because of the subconscious action of …

Background Pleasure is a key factor for physical activity behavior in sedentary individuals.
Inhibitory cognitive control may play an important role in pleasure perception while …

We proposed that experiencing unpleasant emotions during performance represents
unsuccessful emotion-regulatory efforts, and that such effort concurrently tax physiological …

Purpose: We explored the effects of the sense of effort and accompanying perceptions of
peripheral discomfort on self-selected cycle power output under two different inspired O2 …