In closing, it is important to note

In closing, it is important to note that although there are several
different conceptualizations of basic needs satisfaction, the
current research focused only on needs satisfaction as defined
by SDT. Following Benson’s (1998) strong program of construct
validity, validity evidence for the BNSG-S was gathered for the
structural and external stages. In regards to the structural stage,
the current study provided (a) empirical evidence of the multidimensional
nature of needs and (b) evidence of a negative method
effect associated with the BNSG-S. In regards to the external stage,
the current study makes a theoretical contribution by providing
further evidence that the three needs factors are distinct and
are, in general, related to external variables in theoretical and
meaningful ways. Although previous studies have used the
BNSG-S and have reported relationships between the needs and
various constructs, this is the first study that has examined the
dimensionality of the measure and used the resulting factor structure
to assess relationships with theoretically-related variables. In
conclusion, this study brings us one step closer to creating a quality
measure of needs satisfaction.

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