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Table 4 Wearing appropriate footwear during organized, leisure time activities and PE classes.

From: Effectiveness of a school-based physical activity-related injury prevention program on risk behavior and neuromotor fitness a cluster randomized controlled trial

 

Effect on behavior

(Ï„) (95%CI)

Effect on determinants of

behavior (α) (95%CI)

Effect of determinants of

behavior on behavior (β) (95%CI)

Mediated effect

(α* β) (95%CI)

   

Single-mediator

model

Multiple-mediator

model

Single-mediator

model

Multiple-mediator

model

Appropriate footwear during

physical activities

0.07

(-0.13-0.27)

     

Knowledge

(-2; 2)a

 

0.49 *

(0.20-0.78)

0.03

(-0.01-0.06)

0.00

(-0.03-0.03)

0.01 *

(0.01-0.02)

0.00

(-0.00-0.00)

Attitude

(-2; 2)a

 

0.10 *

(0.00-0.20)

0.28 *

(0.21-0.35)

0.08 *

(0.00-0.16)

0.03 *

(0.00-0.06)

0.01

(-0.00-0.02)

Social norm

(-2; 2)a

 

0.13

(-0.02-0.28)

0.21 *

(0.16-0.26)

0.01 *

(0.04-0.16)

0.03

(-0.00-0.06)

0.01

(-0.00-0.03)

Self efficacy

(-2; 2)a

 

0.04

(-0.04-0.12)

0.55 *

(0.48-0.63)

0.46 *

(0.38-0.55)

0.02

(-0.03-0.07)

0.02

(-0.02-0.06)

Intention

(-2; 2)a

 

0.06

(-0.01-0.14)

0.16 *

(0.10-0.23)

0.05

(-0.01-0.12)

0.01

(-0.00-0.02)

0.00

(-0.00-0.01)

  1. a a higher score on the Likert-scale is more favorable.
  2. * significant effect (p < 0.05)