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Table 2 Gender differences across the sports-participation dimensions and the parenting-behavior domain

From: Immigrant and Swedish adolescents’ involvement in organized sports activities: an expectancy-value approach

 

Girls

Boys

   

Variable

M/% (SD)

M/% (SD)

F/χ2

p

η2/ Cramer's V

Parents’ employee status

1.74 (.55)

1.79 (.53)

1.53

.217

.00

Age

14.10 (.42)

14.09 (.36)

.16

.69

.00

Immigrant background

52.4%

50.7%

.13

.132

.02

Role modeling

1.57 (1.40)

1.49 (1.27)

.466

.495

.00

Sports-related co-activities

2.16 (.97)

2.63 (1.17)

29.81

.001

.05

Youth’s attainment values T1

2.47 (1.04)

2.79 (1.13)

13.43

.001

.02

Youth’s attainment values T2

2.29 (1.00)

2.59 (1.01)

12.60

.001

.02

Participation in sports T1

57.1%

77.4%

29.06

.001

.22

Participation in sports T2

55.3%

67.8%

7.68

.01

.13

Sports intensity T1

8.57 (4.24)

9.61 (3.95)

6.39

.01

.02

Sports intensity T2

7.62 (5.19)

8.94 (5.11)

4.85

.05

.02

Continued sports participation

86.6%

88.3%

.28

.596

.03

  1. Partial eta-square was used as an effect-size indicator but was only estimated for the continuous and interval measures
  2. Cramer's V effect sizes were estimated for the dichotomous variables (for which percentages rather than means and standard deviations are presented)