The Relationships among Aquatic Exercise Participants` Motivation, Psychological Well-being and Behavior after Participating

Choi, Jung Do; Moon, Tae Young

doi:10.51979/kssls.2010.02.39.775

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“…More specifically, existing studies noted that motivation is a key consideration of marketing strategies focused on revisit intention, and they called for further research in other settings. For instance, Choi and Moon (2010) analysed the relationships among motivation, psychological well-being and behaviour after participating, showing motivation is associated with intention to revisit. Choi (2012) explored the relationship between motivation, service physical environment, satisfaction, and revisit intention among screen golf customers, and reported that motivation importantly boosts revisit intention.…”

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“…Kim, Jeong, and Ha (2018) tested the influence of sport motivation and psychological well-being on satisfaction and behavioural intention of golf participants and indicated that sport motivation is a direct antecedent of psychological well-being. Choi and Moon (2010) investigated the relationships among Aquatic exercise participants' motivation, psychological well-being and behaviour after participating and showed motivation is inclined to build psychological well-being. Ho and Lee (2017) analysed a study on relation between leisure motivation and leisure flow, leisure satisfaction and psychological well-being, revealing that leisure motivation is an important factor in affecting psychological well-being.…”

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Exploring consumer behavior in fitness centers with an emphasis on mediating effects of psychological well-being

Yunduk

2020

Int J Appl Sports Sci

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The aim of this study was to examine the structural relationships among sport participation motivation, psychological well-being, life satisfaction and revisit intention with an emphasis on exploring mediating effects of psychological well-being on the relationships among the research variables. Participants, who were members of a fitness center, completed surveys to assess these relationships. Results showed that sport participation motivation leads to psychological well-being and revisit intention, and psychological well-being is a critical factor in influencing life satisfaction and revisit intention. Moreover, the path from sport participation motivation and life satisfaction was fully mediated by psychological well-being, and the path from sport participation motivation and revisit intention was partially mediated by psychological well-being, which underlines the importance of mediation role of psychological well-being. These results imply that fitness managers should manage sport participation motivation and psychological well-being of customers.

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Section: Literature Review and Research Hypothesesmentioning

confidence: 99%