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Personality, Physical Fitness, and Affective Response to Exercise among Adolescents
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 04/07/09
Schneider ML et al. - The findings suggest that both the drive to avoid punishing stimuli (BIS) and the drive to approach rewarding stimuli (BAS) are related to the affective response to exercise. The BIS may be more strongly associated with fitness-related exercise behavior among adolescents than the BAS, whereas the BAS may play a relatively greater role in terms of subjective exercise enjoyment.
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