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Computational and neuropsychiatric dimensions of motivation differentially predict everyday physical activity
Physical activity benefits physical and mental health, yet population-level engagement in physical activity is low and variable, particularly among individuals with mental health problems. We investigated how neuropsychiatric and computational variables of motivation relate to physical activity in a
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