Attending and avoiding dental appointments: Do “bright” and “dark” motivational paths have a role?
作者： AE Münster Halvari , H Halvari , EL Deci
DOI: 10.1111/IDH.12274
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摘要: Objective: The aim of this study was to test a self‐determination theory (SDT) process model the “bright” and “dark” motivational pathways through dental attendance or avoidance oral health. Methods: A cross‐sectional conducted among 322 students from all disciplines at University Oslo. Participants responded survey with validated questionnaires. Structural equation modelling used SDT model, bootstrapping procedure indirect links in model. Results: Along path: Autonomy support clinic positively associated need satisfaction treatment, which autonomous motivation for treatment reappraisal anxiety. Further, related attendance, turn predicted Also, both anxiety were negatively avoiding appointments. Conditional regard frustration In turn, appointments, along negative predictions by autonomy reappraisal. Finally, health indicated that supported. SEM fit data very well. Conclusions: Because high level explained variances (42%) appointments (52%), promoting conditional may be important patients'
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