ArticleBritish journal of health psychology2025
The reciprocal relationships between autonomous motivation, social cognitive beliefs and rehabilitation adherence: A cross-lagged panel longitudinal study among post-surgery ACL reconstructed patients.
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objectiveThe objective of this three-wave longitudinal study was to investigate the temporal precedence between the motivational drivers in self-determination theory (SDT) and the social cognitive factors in theory of planned behaviour (TPB).
methodA total of 236 patients who underwent anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgery (M
resultsIn a three-wave cross-lagged panel model, autonomous motivation prospectively related to subsequent attitude, subjective norms and PBC, whereas reverse paths were generally small; attitude showed a modest reciprocal link with autonomous motivation. Additionally, a mediation model revealed that T1 autonomous motivation had significant indirect effects on T3 rehabilitation adherence via T2 social cognitive factors and intention, whereas only T1 subjective norms had small indirect effects on T3 rehabilitation adherence through T2 autonomous motivation and intention.
conclusionsThese findings support the notion that autonomous motivation precedes social cognitive factors, as proposed in the integrated theoretical model of SDT and TPB. Future research, including experimental interventions, can use the integrated theoretical model to promote various health behaviours, such as rehabilitation protocols, healthy eating habits and hygiene practices.
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