According to the Physical Activity Self-Definition model, which of the following statements is not true?
A) contexts may require changes in self-definitions
B) commitment and perceived ability to be active are impacted by trying and enjoying being physically active
C) the model was only tested in a few modes of exercise, specifically running and cycling so, therefore, may not be generalizable to people who are active through other forms of movement
D) forming a physical activity identity must focus on increasing commitment to physical activity

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The Physical Activity Self-Definition model suggests that self-definition as someone who is physically active can be influenced by various factors, including the enjoyment and commitment to physical activity, and the contexts in which one is active. However, the statement that the model was only tested in a few modes of exercise, specifically running and cycling, and may not be generalizable, is not accurate. The model is intended to be applicable across different forms of physical activity, not limited to specific types.

According to the Physical Activity Self-Definition Model, Which of the Following