Motivos de los ciudadanos para realizar ejercicio físico: un estudio desde la teoría de la autodeterminación

Sicilia, Álvaro; González‐Cutre, David; Artés, E.M.; Orta, Antonio; Casimiro, Antonio J.; Ferriz, Roberto

doi:10.1016/s0120-0534(14)70011-1

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“…In contrast, Profile 2 (intensive practice but not competitive) is linked to health improvement and individual physical activity, being the profile with the largest number of subjects. Similar results have also been reported by Sicilia et al (2014), who established that disease prevention is one of the main reasons for doing physical activity in the sample that they studied. In this case, PASP is individual because each person has specific objectives that are related to their particular health conditions (Kondric et al, 2013;Wadden, Webb, Moran, & Bailer, 2012).…”

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confidence: 89%

“…These subjects also do physical activity with friends and co-workers, both in municipal facilities or at home. About this basis, Sicilia et al (2014) showed a greater strength towards PASP in people who do it as a mean of satisfaction and amusement, although the percentages of active participants increase when intrinsic and extrinsic motivations are combined (Cerasoli, Nicklin, & Ford, 2014;Chacón et al, 2017;Owen, Astell-Burt, & Lonsdale, 2013).…”

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“…The most self-determined zone characterises intrinsic motivation, the middle zone represents extrinsic motivation and the least self-determined zone does not comprise motivation (Deci & Ryan, 2000). About these premises, Sicilia et al (2014) highlight that PASP is associated with intrinsic and more self-determined motivation when physical activity is done by enjoyment and hedonism. In contrast, socialization, health improvement, to achieve attractiveness or desire of competition are extrinsic motivations and less self-determined reasons for doing PASP (Fortier et al, 2012;Moreno-Murcia et al, 2012).…”

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confidence: 93%

“…The Self-Determination Theory (Deci & Ryan, 2000) has recently been used in order to explain the motivational factors that affect to PASP (Fortier et al, 2012;Sicilia et al, 2014;Teixeira, Carraça, Markland, Silva & Ryan, 2012). This theory states that motivation sets a continuum that varies according to the degree of self-determination of the subject.…”

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Characterization of motivation and type of physical-sport practice in adults through COMPASS profiles

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Physical Activity and Sport Practice (PASP) have grown in popularity in last years given its positive effects at physiological, social, cognitive and emotional level. Several researches have studied the main motivations involved in PASP using the Self-Determination Theory, highlighting the importance of intrinsic and extrinsic reasons. This descriptive and cross sectional study aims to establish the main motivations involved in physical activity and to identify its association with the sport profiles proposed by COMPASS project (2000). The research was conducted with a sample of 1002 adults (a 53% is female and a 47% is male) from Sevilla (= 45.35 years old; SD = 17.96), using the C-PAFYD questionnaire with a reliability of α = .84. The results show that profile 1 (competitive and intensive) comprises intrinsic and extrinsic motivations such as hedonism, desire of competition and to achieve a sport career, while profile 2 is oriented towards least self

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“…Los tipos autodeterminados, por su parte, se asocian con los comportamientos de salud, dado que favorecen las actitudes hacia estilos de vida sanos, el ejercicio físico, una mayor autoestima y mayor nivel de satisfacción (Sicilia et al, 2014). No obstante, desde nuestro planteamiento teórico consideramos que pueden verse perjudicados si la percepción de riesgo y la vulnerabilidad percibida son bajas y viceversa.…”

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Configuración teórica de la motivación de salud desde la teoría de la autodeterminación

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ResumenThe study of human motivation is a highly complex construct with a wide variability of visions. The SelfDetermination Theory (SDT) has shown a relative effectiveness and consistency in several issues related to health, such as physical activity, diet, sleep, psychological well-being or tobacco consumption. Research shows that self-determined motivation is consistent with intrinsic motivation and, in contrast, extrinsic motivation and its

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Longitudinal study of physical activity in college students: Testing self-determination theory based on stages of change

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The main purpose of this study was to longitudinally test the relationships of Self Determination Theory variables on physical activity, analyzing the model based on stages of change. The study is a longitudinal and quantitative research. We have developed a longitudinal cross-lagged design for structural equation models of three time points and multigroup analysis. Participants were 772 Spanish college students from the University of Zaragoza (M = 19.74, SD = 2.76) studying several degrees. Participants completed different self-reports, assessing: physical activity, stages of change, motivation and basic psychological needs, at three time points (November, January and March). The analysis indicated that intrinsic motivation positively predicted physical activity at the 3-time points, both directly and indirectly. Intrinsic motivation was negatively predicted by autonomy and positively predicted by competence (from time point 2 to 3). No relationships were found with relatedness for the entire sample. Regarding the stages of change multi-group analysis were run: in the low active group, we found a negative relationship between relatedness and physical activity, and a positive association between competence and intrinsic motivation and physical activity, whereas intrinsic motivation did not predict physical activity. Our findings showed that intrinsic motivation was the most consistent predictor of physical activity. The competence need played an essential role in intrinsic motivation and physical activity for both active and passive subjects. However, the basic psychological needs have not worked as indicated by the theory when it was examined longitudinally. The findings of the study highlight the need for different strategies to improve physical activity levels according to the stages of change.

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Motivos de los ciudadanos para realizar ejercicio físico: un estudio desde la teoría de la autodeterminación

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Characterization of motivation and type of physical-sport practice in adults through COMPASS profiles

Characterization of motivation and type of physical-sport practice in adults through COMPASS profiles

Configuración teórica de la motivación de salud desde la teoría de la autodeterminación

Longitudinal study of physical activity in college students: Testing self-determination theory based on stages of change

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