Transcription of The Exercise Motivations Inventory - Living Strong
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The Exercise Motivations Inventory - Living Strong
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www.FitnessLogistics.com The Exercise Motivations Inventory The Exercise Motivations Inventory David Markland Ph.D., C.Psychol School of Sport, Health & Exercise Sciences, University of Wales, Bangor
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