Achievement goal orientations, beliefs about sport success and sport emotions as related to moderate to vigorous physical activity of adolescents
Achievement goal orientations, beliefs about sport success and sport emotions as related to moderate to vigorous physical activity of adolescents
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与青少年中度至剧烈身体活动相关的成就目标导向、对运动成功的信念和运动情绪
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2000
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通讯作者:
L. Raudsepp
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作者:
Roomet Viira;L. Raudsepp
Abstract This study examined the relationships between achievement goals, beliefs about sport success and sport emotions with moderate to vigorous physical activity of Estonian adolescents. Three hundred and seventy five adolescents, aged 13–14 years, completed the Task and Ego Orientation in Sport Questionnaire and 7-day physical activity recall. Measures of the adolescent's orientation to work avoidance, focus on cooperation, beliefs about the causes of success and degree of satisfaction/interest specific to the context of sport and games were also included. Moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA) quartiles were determined and psychological measures for extreme activity groups were compared. A one-way ANOVA indicated that active males scored significantly higher in task orientation, motivation/effort, ability and enjoyment/interest whereas active females showed higher scores for cooperation and exercise enjoyment and lower deception and boredom compared with low activity groups. Correlation analysis revealed that in males, MVPA was related with task orientation, reported ability and motivation/ effort. For females, cooperation, and enjoyment of sport were positively and the amount of boredom was negatively associated with MVPA scores. Multiple regression analysis revealed that psychological measures explained only 14% (females) and 19% (males) of the variance in MVPA. It is concluded that for adolescent males and females, different psychological measures predicted MVPA behavior.
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SALLIS, JF;HASKELL, WL;PAFFENBARGER, RS
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PAFFENBARGER, RS