생활체육 배구동호회 활동 참여와 사회적 역할수행, 여가만족의 관계

Abstract

1. Conclusion This study is intended to find out the differences in social role-playing and leisure satisfaction brought about by the levels of participation in volleyball activities. In order to attain the stated purpose of the study, aficionados who are playing volleyball as their daily leisure activities were selected as a population for survey and 300 respondents were chosen out of the population by the method of simple random sampling method. 291 questionnaires, excluding responses which were insincerely answered or with omitted answers, were processed by the statistical package program of SPSS 10.1k. The results produced by independent t-test and one-way ANOVA are as follows: First, a comparison of differences in the social role-playing of volleyball aficionados according to their socio-demographic traits showed that only monthly income resulted in a significant difference with 1.5 - 2 million Won monthly income the most frequent. Second, a comparison of differences in the leisure satisfaction of volleyball aficionados according to their socio-demographic traits showed that age, monthly income and job experience registered statistically significant differences. In terms of age, more than 41 years of age indicated the highest average; in terms of monthly income, more than 2 million Won indicated the highest average; and in terms of job experience, people who worked more than 10 years indicated the highest average. Third, a comparison of differences in the social role-playing of volleyball aficionados according to their levels of participation in volleyball activities showed that participation frequency and participation time registered statistically significant differences. In terms of participation frequency, more than 2 times per week was the highest average and, in terms of participation time, more than 2 hours was the highest average. Fourth, a comparison of differences in the leisure satisfaction of volleyball aficionados according to their levels of participation in volleyball activities showed that participation frequency and participation time registered statistically significant differences. In terms of participation frequency, more than 2 times per week was the highest average and, in terms of participation time, more than 2 hours was the highest average.