Publikation: Different Effects of Activity- and Purpose-Related Incentives on Commitment and Well-Being in the Domain of Sports
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Incentives play an important role in human motivation (see Beckmann & Heckhausen, 2008). In the present research we used Rheinberg’s (2008) distinction of activity-related incentives (e.g., having fun) and purpose-related incentives (e.g., improved fitness) and investigated the influence of these two types of incentives on commitment and well-being in the domain of sport. Assuming that activity-related incentives have stronger rewarding effects on human behaviour than purpose-related incentives, we hypothesized activity-related incentives to be stronger predictors of sportcommitment and well-being than purpose-related incentives. Study 1 (N = 129) confirmed this hypothesis using a correlational design. In Study 2 (N = 67) we experimentally induced activity- and purpose-related incentives. We found stronger effects of activity-related incentives on sport-commitment and well-being compared to purpose-related incentives.
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SCHÜLER, Julia, Sibylle BRUNNER, Marianne STEINER, 2009. Different Effects of Activity- and Purpose-Related Incentives on Commitment and Well-Being in the Domain of Sports. In: Athletic Insight. 2009, 1(2), pp. 1-20. ISSN 1947-6299BibTex
@article{Schuler2009Diffe-37012, year={2009}, title={Different Effects of Activity- and Purpose-Related Incentives on Commitment and Well-Being in the Domain of Sports}, number={2}, volume={1}, issn={1947-6299}, journal={Athletic Insight}, pages={1--20}, author={Schüler, Julia and Brunner, Sibylle and Steiner, Marianne} }
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