Table 4 The association of behavioral context patterns with motivational-volitional patterns expressed as transition probabilities and odds ratios
|  | Motivational-volitional patterns (N = 1146) | ||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|  | 1. The intention- and plan-less (n = 61; 5.32%) | 2. The low motivated with low volition (n = 152; 13.26%) | 3. The moderately motivated with moderate volition (n = 414; 36.13%) | 4. The plan-less motivated (n = 42; 3.67%) | 5. The highly motivated with high volition (n = 477; 41.62%) | ||||||||||
Behavioral context patterns (N = 1146) | Probabilities | OR [95% CI] | Distribution within pattern | Probabilities | OR [95% CI] | Distribution within pattern | Probabilities | OR [95% CI] | Distribution within pattern | Probabilities | OR [95% CI] | Distribution within pattern | Probabilities | OR [95% CI] | Distribution within pattern |
1. Mostly inactive (n = 240; 20.94%) | 20.00% | 1 [1; 1] | 78.70% (n = 48) | 42.30% | 1 [1; 1] | 54.60% (n = 83) | 29.30% | 1 [1; 1] | 18.40% (n = 76) | 4.40% | 1 [1; 1] | 26.20% (n = 11) | 4.10% | 1 [1; 1] | 4.60% (n = 22) |
2. Non-club-organizedindividualists (n = 151; 13.18%) | 0.60% | 1 [1; 1] | 1.60% (n = 1) | 8.10% | 6.40 [0.55; 74.51] | 7.90% (n = 12) | 43.60% | 49.70 [4.47; 526.28]* | 14.70% (n = 61) | 1.50% | 11.19 [0.54; 233.00] | 9.50% (n = 4) | 46.20% | 377.28 [30.76; 4627.81]* | 15.30% (n = 73) |
3. Self-organized individualists and family sportspersons (n = 254; 22.16%) | 2.60% | 1 [1; 1] | 11.50% (n = 7) | 14.10% | 2.54 [0.92; 7.05] | 25.70% (n = 39) | 44.60% | 11.62 [4.47; 30.19]* | 26.10% (n = 108) | 9.20% | 16.12 [4.47; 58.08]* | 38.10% (n = 16) | 29.60% | 55.31 [15.32; 199.70]* | 17.60% (n = 84) |
4. Traditional competitive club athletes with friends (n = 501; 43.72%) | 0.90% | 1 [1; 1] | 8.20% (n = 5) | 2.70% | 1.51 [0.37; 6.15] | 11.80% (n = 18) | 32.30% | 25.66 [8.07; 81.56]* | 40.80% (n = 169) | 2.20% | 11.86 [2.57; 54.80]* | 26.20% (n = 11) | 61.90% | 353.19 [84.45; 1477.05]* | 62.50% (n = 298) |