The Structural Relationship between Silence Motivation and Health Promotion Behavior among People with Disabilities Participating in Leisure Sports

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To investigate the structural relationship between silence motivation and health promotion behavior among individuals with disabilities engaged in leisure sports.
Sample size of 273 participants recruited from national disability sports organizations through convenience sampling.
Data collection took place from mid-January to early February 2026.
Confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modeling were conducted using SPSS 23.0 and AMOS 23.0.
Defensive silence positively affects health management and physical activity.
Opportunistic silence negatively impacts health management.
Resignation silence adversely affects interpersonal relationships, while disengaged and opportunistic silence positively influence interpersonal relationships.

Examines health behaviors in disabled individuals, highlighting contradictory silence effects on health actions.

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Youngin Won (2026) studied this question.

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