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Pleasure From the Exercising Body
- Alexander Bain (1818–1903)
- James Mark Baldwin (1861–1934)
- William James (1842–1910)
- The era of behaviorism
- The era of cognitivism
- Exercise in psychological experiments, 1970s to present
- Beyond assumptions: evidence for the exercise-induced “feel-better” effect
- Coming full circle: nineteenth-century ideas in twenty-first-century laboratories
- Conclusion
- References
Abstract
The mere exertion of the muscles after long rest or confinement is in itself a pleasure, as we ourselves feel, and as we see in the play of young animals.
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