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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2013 Feb 25;32(11):1137–1148. doi: 10.1037/a0031712

Table 2.

Models predicting minutes of exercise from morning assessments of three SCT variables

Model Self-efficacy Positive outcome
expectations
Negative outcome
expectations
1: SCT variables + covariates 6.31 (0.36)*** 4.14 (0.76)*** −0.82 (0.77)
2: Model 1 + Baseline exercise
frequency
6.30 (0.36)*** 3.78(0.74)*** −1.12 (0.76)
3: Model 2 + SCT variable
measured in laboratory
assessment
6.02 (0.38)*** 3.92 (0.92)*** −1.01 (0.85)
4: Model 3 + Mean daily minutes
of exercise for assessment time
point
3.58 (0.30)*** 2.10 (0.72)* −0.70 (0.68)
5: Model 4 + Mean SCT variable
measure for assessment time point
5.98 (0.41)*** 3.93(1.09)** −0.92 (0.92)

Note: Entries in table are coefficients and standard errors of the estimate for each SCT variable. Models were run separately for each SCT variable. Covariates were assessment time point, BMI, education; and weekend vs. weekday.

*

p<.01;

**

p<.001;

***

p<.0001