Exercise Is In! Implicit Exercise and Sedentary-Lifestyle Bias Held by In-Groups
Exercise Is In! Implicit Exercise and Sedentary-Lifestyle Bias Held by In-Groups
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1559-1816.2011.00857.x
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发表时间：
2011-12-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Clark, Marianne E.
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作者：
Berry, Tanya R.;Spence, John C.;Clark, Marianne E.
本研究探讨了运动群体之间的内隐运动相关偏见。参与者（N = 53）完成了内隐联想测试与中立valenced锻炼或沙发土豆的例子。那些明确认为自己是锻炼者的参与者比那些认为自己是不锻炼者的参与者对锻炼者和对电视迷有更大的积极偏见。同样，报告更多锻炼的参与者对锻炼者的积极偏见明显大于报告较少锻炼的参与者。我们的研究结果扩展了现有的关于减肥和运动相关的刻板印象的研究，提供了锻炼者和那些已经活跃的沙发土豆的内隐偏见的证据。
This research examined implicit exercise-related bias between exercising groups. Participants (N = 53) completed an Implicit Association Test with neutrally valenced exerciser or couch potato exemplars. Participants who explicitly identified as exercisers had greater positive bias toward exercisers and against couch potatoes than did participants who identified as nonexercisers. Similarly, participants who reported greater exercise had significantly greater positive bias toward exercisers than did participants who reported less exercise. Our results expand on existing research on anti-fat and exercise-related stereotypes by providing evidence of implicit biases for exercisers and against couch potatoes among those who are already active.