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Effort and time as jointly weighted experiential costs in exercise
Humans perceive time and effort as scarce resources and often act to conserve them. This is reflected in a preference for brief over sustained effort, and for immediate outcomes over delayed ones. In physical activity contexts, people can choose between activities with different time and effort dema
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