Factores motivacionales relacionados con la intención de seguir practicando ejercicio físico en mujeres adultas  (Motivational factors related to the intention to continue practicing exercise in adult women)

Bermejo, Juan Pablo; Almagro, Bartolomé J.; Rebollo, J.

doi:10.47197/retos.v0i34.50748

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“…Barriers and facilitators should be openly discussed at the initial assessment of the intervention and at subsequent intervals to improve the individualization of exercise prescription ( 41 ). Follow the self-determination model ( 11 ) and promote self-determined forms of motivation that have shown greater adherence to physical exercise ( 42 ).…”

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Predictors of physical activity in older adults 65 years and older: findings in health survey of the Valencian Community

Trujillo-Barberá,

García-Martínez,

Sánchez-Martínez

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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BackgroundPhysical activity is part of a healthy lifestyle in the older adult and is related to multiple variables that promote this behavior.ObjectiveTo identify the relationship and predictive power of sociodemographic variables, multimorbidity, severity index, risk of poor mental health, social support, affective support and confidential support with the time devoted to physical activity in the population over 65 years of age in the Valencian Community.MethodsCross-sectional descriptive analytical study of the data collected in the Health Survey of the Valencian Community on a total of 3,199 people over 65 years of age. The study variables were age, sex, educational level, marital status, social class, multimorbidity, severity index collected with the EQ-5D-5L tool, risk of poor mental health collected with the Goldberg general health questionnaire (GHQ-12), and perceived social, affective and confidential support collected with the Duke-Unc social support scale (Duke-UNC-11).ResultsAll variables, except affective support, are significantly related to the time of physical activity performed by people older than 65 years. The severity index has a predictive capacity of 13.7% of physical activity performed and age is able to predict 1.2% of this variable.ConclusionSex, age, education, social class, marital status, multimorbidity, risk of poor mental health or social support and confidentiality are related to the physical activity time of the Valencian population over 65 years of age. On the other hand, the variables severity index and age have been identified as variables capable of predicting up to 14.8% of the variance of the physical activity time variable in our study population.

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Predictors of physical activity in older adults 65 years and older: findings in health survey of the Valencian Community

Trujillo-Barberá,

García-Martínez,

Sánchez-Martínez

et al. 2023

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“…Al respecto, Edmunds et al (2006a) y González-Cutre y Sicilia (2012) encontraron que la regulación introyectada comparte pequeñas correlaciones negativas o no significativas con la satisfacción de las necesidades psicológicas básicas en las personas que hacen ejercicio. En cambio, estos resultados contrastan con los hallados por Bermejo et al (2018), quienes encontraron que la regulación identificada predijo significativa y positivamente la intención de seguir practicando EF a pesar de la presencia de lesiones o enfermedades, lo que puede deberse a los sentimientos eufóricos y aspectos gratificantes que genera el EF y pueden conducir al desarrollo de un comportamiento desadaptativo (Weinstein & Weinstein, 2014), por lo que es necesario seguir estudiando la relación de las variables de la MD en relación a la dependencia del EF, para poder esclarecer qué aspectos de la motivación son más relevantes para explicar este fenómeno.…”

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Dependencia al Ejercicio Físico en Deportes de Resistencia: Relación con la Motivación deportiva y la Identidad con el Ejercicio Físico (Exercise Dependence in Endurance Sports: Relationship to Sport Motivation and Exercise Identity)

Leunda-Goni

2023

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El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar la interrelación de la dependencia al ejercicio físico (EF) con la motivación deportiva e identidad con el EF. La muestra (375) fue española, practicantes de EF de resistencia (correr, ciclismo, natación, triatlón y otros), el 32% mujeres y el 67,5 % hombres. La Escala de la Dependencia al Ejercicio Físico (EDS-R) fue utilizada para analizar el perfil de practica del EF de los participantes (dependiente; no dependiente sintomático y no dependiente asintomático), la Escala de la Motivación Deportiva fue utilizada para evaluar el nivel de cada tipo de motivación y la Escala de Identificación con el EF para evaluar el nivel de identidad de cada participante relacionado con el EF. Se realizaron los siguientes análisis de datos: Prueba de Kruskal- Wallis con corrección de Bonferroni; Rho de Spearman; regresión por pasos y modelos de mediación múltiple. El 20% de los participantes mostraron un perfil de dependientes con el EF, el 70,4% no dependientes sintomáticos y el 9,6% no dependientes asintomáticos. Los dependientes puntuaron más alto que los demás perfiles en todas las variables de estudio. Se encontraron diferencias significativas en todas las variables de estudio y la dependencia al EF correlaciono positiva y significativamente con la identificación con el EF y la motivación deportiva (MD). Asimismo, la MD fue mediadora entre la identidad con el EF y la dependencia al EF. Identificar y estudiar la MD y la identidad con el EF de cada sujeto sería de interés para el desarrollo de acciones preventivas para la aparición de la dependencia al EF. Palabras clave: Dependencia al ejercicio físico, motivación deportiva, identidad con el ejercicio físico, ejercicio físico de resistencia, prevención. Abstract. This study aimed to analyze the interrelation of physical exercise (PE) dependence, sport motivation and identity with PE. The sample (375) comprised Spanish, practitioners of endurance PE (running, cycling, swimming, triathlon and others), 32% women and 67.5% men. The Exercise Dependence Scale (EDS-R) was used to analyze the participants' PE practice profile (dependent; symptomatic non-dependent and asymptomatic non-dependent), the Sport Motivation Scale was used to evaluate the level of each type of motivation and the PE Identification Scale was used to evaluate the level of identity of each participant related to PE. The next data analysis were performed: Kruskal-Wallis test with Bonferroni correction; Spearman's Rho; stepwise regression and multiple mediation models. 20% of the participants showed a dependent profile with the PE, 70.4% symptomatic non-dependents and 9.6% asymptomatic non-dependents. Dependents scored higher than the other profiles on all study variables. Significant differences were found in all the study variables, and dependence correlated positively and significantly with identification with the PE and sport motivation. Likewise, sport motivation was a mediator between identity with the PE and dependence on the PE. Identifying and studying the sport motivation and identity with the PE of each subject would be of interest for the development of preventive actions for the appearance of dependence on the PE. Key words: Exercise dependence, sport motivation, exercise identity, endurance exercise, prevention.

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“…Similarly, studies have shown there is a relationship between the practice of PA and more self-determined motivation DeFreese and Smith, 2013). The scientific literature supports the idea that more self-determined motivation is decisive to achieve greater beneficial effects from PA, such as control of body weight, increased physical fitness, positive improvement in mood, among others (Moreno-Murcia et al, 2011;Bermejo et al, 2018;. Studies by Durán-Vinagre et al (2021) and Lauderdale et al (2015) showed that there are statistically significant differences between men and women in terms of intrinsic motivation, integrated regulation and identified regulation.…”

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confidence: 87%

Psychological variables, physical activity and physical education

2023

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Factores motivacionales relacionados con la intención de seguir practicando ejercicio físico en mujeres adultas (Motivational factors related to the intention to continue practicing exercise in adult women)

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Predictors of physical activity in older adults 65 years and older: findings in health survey of the Valencian Community

Predictors of physical activity in older adults 65 years and older: findings in health survey of the Valencian Community

Dependencia al Ejercicio Físico en Deportes de Resistencia: Relación con la Motivación deportiva y la Identidad con el Ejercicio Físico (Exercise Dependence in Endurance Sports: Relationship to Sport Motivation and Exercise Identity)

Psychological variables, physical activity and physical education

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