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News and Information Services, University of Michigan
2011
Abstract
Health care, business, and public health have presumed that promoting health and longevity benefits from exercise will motivate people to exercise. The new findings, however, indicate that they are not as motivating as benefits aiming to enhance daily life. Quality of life more motivating than improved health Interview with University of Michigan researcher Michelle Segar.Other Identifiers
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