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T1 Urges to Move and Other Motivation States for Physical Activity in Clinical and Healthy Populations: A Scoping Review Protocol
A1 Stults-Kolehmainen, Matthew A.
A1 Blacutt, Miguel
A1 Bartholomew, John B.
A1 Janata, Petr
A1 Koo, Brian B.
A1 McKee, Paul C.
A1 Casper, Regina
A1 Budnick, Christopher J.
A1 Gilson, Todd A.
A1 Blakemore, Rebekah L.
A1 Filgueiras, Alberto
A1 Williamson, Susannah L.
A1 SantaBarbara, Nicholas
A1 Barker, Jessica L.
A1 Bueno, Fabio Amador
A1 Heldring, Jennifer
A1 Ash, Garrett I.
A1 Boullosa Álvarez, Daniel Alexandre
A2 Educacion Fisica y Deportiva
K1 Educación Física
K1 Physical Activity
K1 Motivation
K1 Motivation States
K1 Affectively Charged Motivation States
K1 Urge For Movement
K1 Restless Legs Syndrome
K1 Movement Disorder
K1 Groove
AB [EN] Motivation for bodily movement, physical activity and exercise varies from moment tomoment. These motivation states may be “affectively-charged,” ranging from instancesof lower tension (e.g., desires, wants) to higher tension (e.g., cravings and urges).Currently, it is not known how often these states have been investigated in clinicalpopulations (e.g., eating disorders, exercise dependence/addiction, Restless LegsSyndrome, diabetes, obesity) vs. healthy populations (e.g., in studies of motor control;groove in music psychology). The objective of this scoping review protocol is to quantifythe literature on motivation states, to determine what topical areas are representedin investigations of clinical and healthy populations, and to discover pertinent details,such as instrumentation, terminology, theories, and conceptual models, correlates andmechanisms of action. Iterative searches of scholarly databases will take place todetermine which combination of search terms (e.g., “motivation states” and “physicalactivity”; “desire to be physically active,” etc.) captures the greatest number of relevantresults. Studies will be included if motivation states for movement (e.g., desires, urges)are specifically measured or addressed. Studies will be excluded if referring to motivationas a trait. A charting data form was developed to scan all relevant documents for later data extraction. The primary outcome is simply the extent of the literature on the topic.Results will be stratified by population/condition. This scoping review will unify a diverseliterature, which may result in the creation of unique models or paradigms that can beutilized to better understand motivation for bodily movement and exercise.
PB Frontiers Media
LK https://hdl.handle.net/10612/19121
UL https://hdl.handle.net/10612/19121
NO Stults-Kolehmainen, M. A.; Blacutt, M.; Bartholomew, J. B.; Janata, P.; Koo, B. B.; McKee, P. C.; Casper, R.; Budnick, C. J.; Gilson, T. A.; Blakemore, R. L.; Filgueiras, A.; Williamson, S. L.; SantaBarbara, N.; Barker, J. L.; Bueno, F. A.; Heldring, J.; Ash, G. I.; Boullosa Álvarez, D. A. (2022). Urges to Move and Other Motivation States for Physical Activity in Clinical and Healthy Populations: A Scoping Review Protocol. Frontiers in Psychology, 13
DS BULERIA. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de León
RD 20-may-2024