Table 2
Direct effects of the satisfaction and frustration of BPNs on student motivation and intention to engage in PA
| β | SE | p | 95% BCBCI | |
| Direct effects on autonomous motivation | ||||
| Autonomy satisfaction | .06 | .08 | .44 | (–07, .20) |
| Competence satisfaction | .61** | .07 | < .001 | (.48, .74) |
| Relatedness satisfaction | .25* | .09 | .01 | (.10, .40) |
| Direct effects on controlled motivation | ||||
| Autonomy frustration | .34* | .10 | .01 | (.17, .51) |
| Competence frustration | –.41** | .11 | < .001 | (–.58, –.24) |
| Relatedness frustration | –.08 | .11 | .45 | (–.26, .10) |
| Direct effects on amotivation | ||||
| Autonomy frustration | .30* | .12 | .01 | (.11, .50) |
| Competence frustration | .28* | .13 | .03 | (.06, .50) |
| Relatedness frustration | .10 | .12 | .40 | (–.10, .31) |
| Direct effects on the intent to engage in PA | ||||
| Autonomous motivation | .51** | .09 | < .001 | (.36, .66) |
| Controlled motivation | .02 | .10 | .78 | (–.13, .19) |
| motivation | –.23* | .11 | .03 | (–.41, –.05) |
| Note: β = standardized beta coefficient; SE = standard error; 95% BCBCI = bias-corrected bootstrap confidence interval. *p < .05, **p < .01. | ||||
