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Fig 1.

Hypothetical model.

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Table 1.

Reliability and validity test.

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Table 2.

Model fit indices of the measurement model.

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Table 3.

Describe statistics and correlation (N = 628).

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Table 4.

Regression results of the mediation model of sports cognition.

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Table 5.

Mediating effect test and 95% CIs of the bootstrap for bias correction.

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Table 6.

Moderated mediating effect test (n = 628).

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Fig 2.

Johnson–Neyman plot.

The solid line represents the conditional effect of sports cognition on sports participation at varying levels of self-efficacy. Dashed lines indicate the 95% confidence intervals. The vertical line at 1.846 denotes the threshold above which the effect becomes statistically significant.

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Fig 3.

Simple slopes plot.

The solid line represents participants with low self-efficacy, while the dashed line represents those with high self-efficacy.

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Table 7.

The moderating role of self-efficacy.

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