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Table 1 Models predicting daily high activation (HA) positive affect

From: “I just NEED to move…”: examining women’s passion for physical activity and its relationship with daily affect and vitality

Model

Estimate

SE

Model

Estimate

SE

1. PA (vs. no-PA) with high activation affect

Fixed effects

 Intercept, β 00

29.64***

0.97

   

 PA, β 10

−3.38***

0.69

   

Random effectsa

 Intercept, σ2 u0

52.77***

7.26

   

 PA, σ2 u1

11.92***

3.45

   

 Residual variance, e

27.76

5.27

   

2. A) PA (vs. no-PA) and passion with high activation affect

2. B) PA (vs. no-PA) and passion with high activation affect; slope only

Fixed effects

  

Fixed effects

  

 Intercept, β 00

29.64***

0.96

 Intercept, β 00

29.64***

0.96

  Harmonious passion, β 01

0.16

1.02

 PA, β 10

−3.34***

0.64

  Obsessive passionb, β 02

−2.30

4.58

  Harmonious passion, β 11

1.67**

0.62

 PA, β 10

−3.34***

0.65

  Obsessive passionb, β 12

−5.89*

2.64

  Harmonious passion, β 11

1.62*

0.62

Random effectsa

  

  Obsessive passionb, β 12

−5.09

3.19

 Intercept, σ2 u0

52.60***

7.25

Random effectsa

  

 PA, σ2 u1

10.03***

3.17

 Intercept, σ2 u0

52.37***

7.24

 Residual variance, e

27.72

5.26

 PA, σ2 u1

10.01***

3.16

   

 Residual variance, e

27.72

5.26

   
  1. Note. Unstandardized Estimates; SE = Standard Error; PA = Physical Activity. Level 1: Daily positive affect(Ypi) = β0i + β1i(PA engagementpi) + rpi. Level 2: β0i = γ00+ γ01(Harmonious Passion) + γ02 (Obsessive Passion) + u0i; β1i = γ10+ γ11(Harmonious Passion) + γ12 (Obsessive Passion) + u1i.
  2. aVariance component estimates and standard deviations are provided for Random Effects.
  3. bLog transformed Obsessive passion variable.
  4. p = .10. * p < .05. ** p < .01. *** p < .001.