Achievement Motivation Theory Influence on Personal Sport Consumption Behavior

Achievement motivation theory has been applied across a wide range of academic contexts, and use of achievement motivation as a theoretical foundation for examining individual sport consumption behavior aimed at improving physical condition has received increasing attention. This study employed the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses framework for systematic review and meta-analysis to synthesize research trends and developments in this area. The Web of Science database was used for data collection due to its strong reputation for scientific indexing and comprehensive coverage. An exhaustive keyword search was conducted, yielding 1,143 publications that met the selection criteria. For data processing and visualization, CiteSpace-based knowledge graphs were extensively applied. The identification of influential publications, key researchers, and leading institutions supporting the findings reflects the rapid growth of academic output on achievement motivation in sport consumption behavior in recent years and demonstrates the field's expanding global influence.