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Tests of correlates of PA behaviors for individuals diagnosed with cancer (e_g, kidney, breast, endometrial, colorectal) have indicated intentions to be a significant correlate of PA participation; however, minimal variance in PA behavior is explained. The Multi-Process Action Control (M-PAC) framework is one dual-process approach, developed specifically with PA in mind, that presents a framework for understanding both PA intention formation and the translation of intentions into behavior, coined action control. The M-PAC framework hypothesizes that PA intention formation is primarily a product of reflective processes, the reasoned and deliberative . . .
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