주니어 골프선수의 다차원 완벽주의 성향과 승부근성이 자기관리에 미치는 영향

초록

This study aims at verifying the effects of multidimensional perfectionism and tenacity on the self-management in a junior golf player. For this subject of study, middle and high school students who work out at department of golf or a golf academy currently residing in Seoul and Gyeonggi-do, are chosen as the population. Among them, samples are chosen by convenience sampling method, and the data of 179 junior golf players were used in the analysis. Questionnaire is composed of total 58 items including 5 items on demographic characteristics, 15 items on multidimensional perfectionism, 20 items on tenacity, and 18 items on self-management. The collected data were analyzed by frequency analysis, descriptive analysis, reliability analysis, correlational analysis and multiple regression analysis in the PASW WIN Ver 18.0. Results obtained from this research are as follows; First, the self-management was influenced partly by the multidimensional perfectionism of a junior golf player. The parental expectation, concern over mistakes, and parental criticism influence positively on physical management. The parental criticism influences negatively on training management. The parental expectation influences positively on mental management. Second, the self-management was influenced partly by the tenacity of a junior golf player. The winning spirit influences positively on physical management. The fighting spirit and self-confidence influence positively on training management. The fighting spirit and self-confidence influence positively on mental management.

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