Table 1.
First canonical variate (personal factor) | Second canonical variate (environmental factor) | |||
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Canonical loading | Canonical coefficient | Canonical loading | Canonical coefficient | |
TpB set | ||||
Attitudes | −.82 | −.29 | .25 | .44 |
Subjective norms | −.58 | −.29 | −.79 | −.98 |
Perceived behavioral control | −.68 | −.04 | −.03 | −.26 |
Intention | −.92 | −.62 | .26 | 42 |
Percent of variance | .58 | .19 | Total = .77 | |
Redundancy | .28 | .04 | Total = .32 | |
SDT set | ||||
Perceived autonomy support | −.44 | −.18 | −.63 | −.62 |
Autonomy | −.72 | −.30 | .48 | .55 |
Competency | −.87 | −.56 | .27 | .25 |
Relatedness | −.63 | .35 | −.52 | −.54 |
Percent of variance | .47 | .24 | Total = .71 | |
Redundancy | .34 | .03 | Total = .37 | |
Canonical correlation | .77 | .42 |
Notes: First canonical variate = autonomy, competency, and relatedness, with the corresponding canonical variate from the TpB set being composed of attitudes, subjective norm, perceived behavioral control, and intention. Second canonical variate = perceived autonomy support and relatedness, with the corresponding canonical variate from the TpB set being composed of subjective norms. Bolded values indicate high levels of association.