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Exploring the Role of Physical Effort in the Rewarding Value of Sedentary Behavior
Objective: Sedentary behavior is commonly studied based on the value of the higher-order task being performed, such as watching TV, using a phone, or playing video games. However, it is possible that the low physical effort associated with these behaviors also contributes to their appeal. That is, i
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