“…Aerobic exercise sessions performed at intensities above the lactate or ventilatory threshold are associated with negative affective responses, whereas exercise sessions performed at intensities below the lactate or ventilatory threshold are associated with positive affective responses [9]. The effect of aerobic exercise intensity was broadly discussed in the literature [10][11][12], however, it should be considered that an aerobic exercise session configuration is based on intensity and duration. Reed and Buck [13] performed a review to investigate the effects of exercise duration on psychological variables; however, the majority of the studies included in this review investigated mood responses instead of affective responses.…”