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. 2018 Jul 13;7(4):248–255. doi: 10.1007/s40037-018-0440-y

Table 3.

Effects on intrinsic and extrinsic motivation: crude and adjusted for gender and agea

Intrinsic motivation Extrinsic motivation
Crude
β(95% CI)
Adjusted
β(95% CI)
Crude
β(95% CI)
Adjusted
β(95% CI)
General self-efficacy 0.257(0.154–0.360) 0.298(0.192–0.404) 0.169(0.053–0.285) 0.213(0.095–0.331)
Academic self-efficacy 0.217(0.132–0.302) 0.320(0.168–0.340) 0.123(0.028–0.218) 0.156(0.059–0.253)
Research self-efficacy 0.370(0.297–0.444) 0.384(0.310–0.457) 0.199(0.109–0.288) 0.209(0.120–0.298)
Perceptions of research 0.430(0.339–0.520) 0.438(0.350–0.527) 0.330(0.226–0.433) 0.338(0.235–0.441)
Interest curiosity 0.447(0.354–0.540) 0.444(0.350–0.539) 0.252(0.140–0.365) 0.250(0.138–0.362)
Deprivation curiosity 0.256(0.182, 0.331) 0.245(0.169–0.320) 0.187(0.102–0.271) 0.182(0.097–0.267)
Need for challenge 0.310(0.250–0.370) 0.316(0.257–0.376) 0.189(0.117–0.262) 0.191(0.119–0.264)

aAll p-values were below 0.05, all but three p-values were below 0.01