With regard to the social physique anxiety scale (conceptually speaking)

Citation

Eklund R (1998) With regard to the social physique anxiety scale (conceptually speaking). Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 20 (2), pp. 225-227. http://journals.humankinetics.com/jsep-back-issues/JSEPVolume20Issue2June/WithRegardtotheSocialPhysiqueAnxietyScaleConceptuallySpeaking

Abstract
First paragraph: In recent years, self-presentational theoretical perspectives have enjoyed increased attention by sport and exercise psychology researchers. Much of the growth in interest can be traced to Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology articles by Leary (1992) and Hart, Leary, and Rejeski (1989) outlining the premises of the underlying theory and a variety of relevant hypotheses about behavior in exercise and sport settings. These hypotheses have held up very well under empirical examination. It appears that the interest in self-presentational processes for explaining behavior in sport and exercise settings is merited.

Journal
Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology: Volume 20, Issue 2