Cultural Influence on Youth's Motivation of Participation in Physical Activity

By Jin Yan, P. McCullagh. 2004

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• Does Cultural Difference Affect Customer’s rEsponse in a Crowded Restaurant Environment? a Comparison of American Versus Chinese Customers (2010, background): “Yan and McCullagh (2004) examined cultural influences on a youth’s motivation to participate in physical activity and found that American young males and females participate in sports or physical activities because of the motivation of competition and improving skills, whereas the Chinese children…”
• A systematic review of dropout from organized sport among children and youth (2015, background): “This is consistent with broader research showing that the challenge and excitement of competing and opportunities to test their skills are important intrinsic motivators, particularly for boys (Gould et al., 1985; Sirard et al., 2006; Wankel and Kreisel, 1985; Yan and McCullagh, 2004).”