Sport participation and self-esteem as mediated by perceived peer acceptance and sport self-concept in Taiwanese college students
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Chen, W.-I.,
Chen, C.-Y.,
Lin, Y.-H., &
Chen, T.-T.
(2012). Sport participation and self-esteem as mediated by perceived peer acceptance and sport self-concept in Taiwanese college students.
Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal,
40(4),
699-704.
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In this study we posited that sport participation would be positively associated with self-esteem through the mediating variables of perceived peer acceptance and sport self-concept. A survey was completed by 489 Taiwanese college students using a 2-stage sampling design and structural equation modeling revealed that sport participation positively predicts peer acceptance and sport self-concept. Additionally, peer acceptance and sport self-concept positively predict self-esteem.
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