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Typically pediatric-specific ratings of perceived exertion (RPE) validation studies have utilized a perceptual estimation paradigm consisting of a single exercise test that incrementally increased in intensity. This may result in an overestimation of concurrent validity as the increases in exercise intensity and participant recall of their previous RPE likely encourages participants to respond with...
The intensity of physical activity has been found to be inversely related to adherence, thus contributing to the problem of physical inactivity. Although most physical activity is unsupervised and participants, therefore, self-select the intensity, very little is known about the level of intensity that they select. We hypothesized that participants would select, on average, an intensity proximal to...
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