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More effort, more variability, but greater relative precision: Distributional modeling of effort-performance coupling
Ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) are widely used to prescribe exercise intensities. When used this way, researchers and practitioners may implicitly or explicitly rely on assumptions about the coupling between perceived effort and performance. These assumptions refer to two dimensions: the averag
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