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Re-Examination of the Factor Structure and Composition of the Self-Presentation in Exercise Questionnaire (SPEQ)

KIMBERLEY L. GAMMAGE Brock University
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CRAIG R. HALL University of Western Ontario
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HARRY PRAPAVESSIS University of Auckland
,
RALPH MADDISON University of Auckland
,
ANNE HAASE University of Auckland
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KATHLEEN A. MARTIN McMaster University
Pages 82-91 | Received 01 Aug 2001, Accepted 01 Mar 2003, Published online: 17 Aug 2010

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Chiu-Chen Chang, Ming-Chu Pan & Shih-Tung Shu. (2019) Relationship between self-presentation, exercise dependence, and perceived body image. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 17:6, pages 617-629.
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Guido Geisler. (2018) East–West measures of evaluative concern and self-presentational thinking in intercollegiate soccer. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 16:1, pages 77-94.
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Magnus Lindwall. (2005) Examining the Validity of a Swedish Version of the Self-Presentation in Exercise Questionnaire. Measurement in Physical Education and Exercise Science 9:2, pages 113-134.
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Timothy C. Howle, Ben Jackson & James A. Dimmock. (2016) On the formation of favourable impressions: Associations between self-presentation motives, task behaviour, and others’ evaluations of the self in a team-sport setting. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 26, pages 40-47.
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Timothy C. Howle, James A. Dimmock & Ben Jackson. (2016) Relations between self-efficacy beliefs, self-presentation motives, personal task goals, and performance on endurance-based physical activity tasks. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 22, pages 149-159.
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Jay-Lee Longbottom, J. Robert Grove & James A. Dimmock. (2012) Trait perfectionism, self-determination, and self-presentation processes in relation to exercise behavior. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 13:2, pages 224-235.
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Luiz Silva, A. Rui Gomes & Carla Martins. (2013) Psychological Factors Related to Eating Disordered Behaviors: A Study with Portuguese Athletes. The Spanish journal of psychology 14:1, pages 323-335.
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A. Rui Gomes, Carla Martins & Luiz Silva. (2011) Eating disordered behaviours in Portuguese athletes: The influence of personal, sport, and psychological variables. European Eating Disorders Review 19:3, pages 190-200.
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Jennifer Cumming & Cecilie Thøgersen-Ntoumani. (2011) Self-Presentational Cognitions for Exercise in Female Adolescents. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 41:2, pages 429-444.
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Sally Akehurst & Joanne Thatcher. (2010) Narcissism, social anxiety and self-presentation in exercise. Personality and Individual Differences 49:2, pages 130-135.
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Jesse Sakires, Alison Doherty & Katie Misener. (2009) Role Ambiguity in Voluntary Sport Organizations. Journal of Sport Management 23:5, pages 615-643.
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Kathleen A. Martin Ginis, Magnus Lindwall & Harry Prapavessis. 2007. Handbook of Sport Psychology. Handbook of Sport Psychology 136 157 .
Klmberley L. Gammage, Craig R. Hall & Kathleen A. Martin Ginis. (2006) Self‐Presentation in Exercise Contexts: Differences Between High and Low Frequency Exercisers. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 34:8, pages 1638-1651.
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