Table 3.

Multinomial logistic regressions of associations between motivation qualities and categories of protective behavior intention when meeting others.

Reference category:  Do not intend to wear a mask		B (SE)	p	Odds ratio (OR)	95% CI for OR
Intend, whole time	Intercept	−0.80 (.23)	<.001
	Autonomous	0.96 (.11)	<.001	2.61	[2.11, 3.22]
	Controlled	−0.31 (.07)	<.001	0.73	[.64, .84]
	Amotivation	0.01 (.11)	.911	1.01	[.81, 1.27]
	Risk perception	0.02 (.01)	<.001	1.02	[1.01, 1.04]
	Fear	0.03 (.05)	.547	1.03	[.93, 1.14]
Intend, part of the time	Intercept	−0.19 (.21)	.379
	Autonomous	0.34 (.09)	<.001	1.40	[1.17, 1.68]
	Controlled	−0.08 (.06)	.233	0.93	[.82, 1.05]
	Amotivation	−0.30 (.10)	.002	0.74	[.62, .90]
	Risk perception	0.02 (.01)	.013	1.02	[1.00, 1.03]
	Fear	−0.04 (.05)	.441	.96	[.87, 1.06]
Do not intend to go	Intercept	−1.30 (.28)	<.001
	Autonomous	0.63 (.13)	<.001	1.87	[1.45, 2.41]
	Controlled	−0.41 (.09)	<.001	0.66	[.56, .79]
	Amotivation	0.02 (.13)	.857	1.02	[.80, 1.31]
	Risk perception	0.02 (.01)	.013	1.02	[1.00, 1.04]
	Fear	0.01 (.06)	.942	1.01	[.89, 1.14]

Note. N = 2272. Qualities of motivation were entered in the model simultaneously with the control variables of perceived personal risk and fear of COVID-19. 

Note. R2 = 0.17 (Cox–Snell), 0.19 (Nagelkerke). Model χ²(15) = 431.19, p < 0.001.