This chapter reviews the history of theory and research on subjective vitality within self-
determination theory (SDT). Research on subjective vitality, defined as the phenomenal …

Existing literature identified numerous positive consequences of vitality, including somatic
health, mental well-being, and improved performance. Despite the immense scientifically …

Background Outdoor walking groups are widely-used programmes aimed at improving
physical activity and health outcomes. Despite being promoted as accessible and inclusive …

Athletes are often described as thriving in sport; however, extant research on this construct
in sport has been divergent. This study aimed to provide the first dedicated exploration of …

Few short messaging service (SMS) studies to support behaviour change have used a
theoretical underpinning. Using a self-determination theory perspective, we explored the …

Objective The motivational processes underpinning walking behaviour are not well
understood. This study aimed to develop walking-specific motivation measures drawn from …

This study introduces subjective vitality into intangible culture heritage (ICH) tourism, and
proposes a theoretical model involving subjective vitality, authenticity experience …

Introduction In recent years, there has been growing interest in studies integrating social
cognitive and environmental variables as predictors of active transport to school (ATS) …

Community gardens have been associated with a number of positive outcomes, including
community and individual well-being. We used self-determination theory as a framework to …

Physical inactivity is prevalent in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients, increasing the risk of
poor physical health and compromised well-being. Interventions are therefore required to …