2017
DOI: 10.16926/par.2017.05.23
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Use of the Exercise Motives and Gains Inventory in dance fitness

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“…In this study, people with OA who were physically active felt that they gained more than originally anticipated in the areas of social engagement and enjoyment/revitalisation. A similar study adopting the EMGI to measure motives and gains for a sample attending community dance fitness classes also reported enjoyment/revitalisation as being a top perceived gain (Kimbrough, Rosselli, & Crutcher, 2017). According to SDT, enjoyment and social engagement are important for fostering autonomous and intrinsically focused motivation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…In this study, people with OA who were physically active felt that they gained more than originally anticipated in the areas of social engagement and enjoyment/revitalisation. A similar study adopting the EMGI to measure motives and gains for a sample attending community dance fitness classes also reported enjoyment/revitalisation as being a top perceived gain (Kimbrough, Rosselli, & Crutcher, 2017). According to SDT, enjoyment and social engagement are important for fostering autonomous and intrinsically focused motivation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Motivation is described as those personality factors, social variables and cognitions that come into play when an individual undertakes a task for which he or she is judged, competes with others or attempts to achieve some level of excellence. Moreover, motivation was developed in a three-level model of exercise in which he theorised that dispositional motives, or goals of life, influence participatory motives and influence behavioural regulations that influence participation (Kimbrough, 2017). The actual term 'aerobic' means 'with oxygen.…”
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confidence: 99%