발레전공 직업무용수의 경쟁상태 불안요인 분석

Abstract

This study examines state anxiety factors from competition before dance performance with total 123 subjects including 46 professional dancers majoring in ballet of K ballet group in S city, 36 of U ballet group and 41 of G ballet group in G metropolitan city, conducts questionnaire of CSAI-2 to provide methods for successful dance performance and obtains the following conclusions. 1. It was found that cognitive state anxiety by demographical characteristics showed difference in its level depending on subjects' position and male dancers felt lower cognitive state anxiety than female dancers. Also the higher their careers, the lower their cognitive state anxiety, and the more performance frequency, the lower their cognitive state anxiety. 2. It was found that physical state anxiety by demographical characteristics showed difference in its level depending on subjects' position and the more performance frequency, the lower their physical state anxiety. 3. It was found that state self-confidence by demographical characteristics showed higher state self-confidence in male dancers than in female dancers, and the more their careers over 11 years, the higher their state self-confidence. The more performance frequency, the higher their state self-confidence. To sum up the conclusions, cognitive state anxiety had variety depending on dancer's position and male dancers had lower cognitive state anxiety and higher state self-confidence than female dancers. And the more performance frequency, the lower their cognitive and physical state anxiety and the higher their self-confidence.