Situational interest impacts college students' physical activity in a design-based bike exergame
Background: Active videogames or exergames have been used as an innovative way to promote physical activity (PA) among various populations. A player's interest in active videogames is associated with the fun and entertaining nature of the games and may trigger situational interest, thus increas...
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Main Authors: | Denis Pasco (Author), Cédric Roure (Author) |
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2022-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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