Table 1.

Potential motives related to participation in successful CB and positive effects on wellbeing.

Psychological needs (Sheldon et al., 2001)	• Values • motivational goals (Schwartz, 1999)	Reasons or motives to participate in collective leisure and recreational gatherings (da Costa et al.)	Motivation for participation in all types of CB	Dimensions subjective and psychological wellbeing (Oyanedel and Paez, 2021)
Thriving		Thriving: improve physical fitness	Thriving	Vitality
Pleasure	Hedonism	Hedonic: have fun	Pleasure	Emotional wellbeing
	Stimulation	Stimulation: obtaining excitement	Stimulation
		Aesthetic: enjoy scenery, nature	Aesthetic
		Affect regulation: rest relax; recover from stress	Coping and change emotions
Money			Instrumental for individual
Self determination Competence	Self-direction Achievement	Competence: developing/evaluating their competences; increasing self-confidence	Competence	Mastery
Autonomy Self determination	Autonomy Self-direction	Autonomy: satisfy need for independence; freedom make your decisions;	Autonomy	Autonomy
Self-esteem		Self-esteem: creating a good impression in front of other people	Self-esteem	Acceptance
Popularity influence	Power	Power: experiencing leadership; be able to control	Power
Self-actualization		Self-actualization: develop values; grow spiritually	Self- actualization	Personal growth
		Learning, expanding knowledge	Knowledge
		Creativity, do creative things; Live new experiences	Creativity
Security	Security	Security: to be near considerate people, risk reduction and avoidance	Security
	Tradition Conformism		Meaning attribution	Purpose in life
Relatedness	Benevolence	Affiliation: do things with family and acquaintances; being with people who do the same things and have the same values; social sharing	Relatedness	Positive relationships with others
	Universalism	Express collective identity relive the history of the community	Instrumental to change society	Self-transcendence