Does the discrepancy between implicit and explicit attitudes moderate the relationships between explicit attitude and (intention to) being physically active?

Table 1 Means, standard deviations and correlations between study variables at baseline

	M (SD)		Correlations
		1	2	3	4.1	4.2	4.3	4.4	5	6	7
1. Explicit attitude	56.30 (6.22)
2. Implicit attitude	.1160 (.3310)	.11*
3. Social norms	3.89 (.74)	.07	.01
4.1. Social modeling (partner)	3.48 (1.20)	.08	.06	.34**
4.2. Social modeling (family members)	3.43 (1.13)	.26**	.01	.15**	.10
4.3. Social modeling (friends)	3.55 (.91)	.12*	.07	.18**	.33**	.13*
4.4. Social modeling (colleagues)	3.31 (.83)	.11*	.08	.15**	.15	.13*	.44**
5. Self-efficacy	2.60 (.62)	.45**	.08	−.09	.12	.14*	.02	.03
6. Intention	4.43 (.67)	.57**	.06	.08	.11	.21**	.24**	.19**	.40**
7. Physical activity	4959.03 (3187.16)	.24**	.07	.02	.02	.06	.04	.02	.20**	.24**
8. IED	1.06 (.81)	−0.10	.02	.04	−.005	−.05	.04	.06	−.04	−.10	.01

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