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    • The network analysis identified distinct communities of items.
    • The affective attitude item emerged as the central node in the network structure.
    • Replication in larger samples is needed for robust estimates.

    Conclusions:

    • The affective attitudinal variable is a critical node for interventions.
    • Interventions could prioritize modifying emotional responses to exercise.
    • Network analysis provides insights into psychological processes for health psychology.