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Perceived Evaluative Threat and State Anxiety During Exercise in Women with Social Physique Anxiety

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Self-presentation represents the processes by which individuals monitor and attempt to control how others perceive them (Schlenker & Leary, 1982). The impressions others form have implications for ...

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