Exercise Addiction: The Dark Side of Automatic Reactions Toward Exercise?

Dataset related to the project Exercise addiction and automatic reactions toward exercise This dataset includes: - the behavioral data for the study 1 "dpt_behavioral_both_sample.RData" - the exe-tracker data for the study 1 "dpt_both_sample_EyeTrack" - the R script for the analyses of the study 1 - the approach-avoidance data for study 2 "Addict_all_MT_long.RData" - the R script for the analyses of the approach-avoidance data for study 2 "Script_analyses_MT_zenodo.R" - the implicit attitudes data for study 2 "Addict_all_IAT_long.RData" - the R script for the analyses of the implicit attitudes data for study 2 "Script_analyses_IAT_zenodo.R"

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