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Abstract

Abstract

The Effects of Sport Passion and Emotion on Perceived Game Performance among High School Taekwondo Sparring Players

Jang Se-young Advisor Prof. Jeoung Jae-hwan Major in Physical Education Graduate School of Education Chosun University

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects on sport passion, sport emotion, and perceived game performance among high school Taekwondo players. For that purpose, the study applied convenience random sampling to the population of male and female high school Taekwondo sparring players registered at Taekwondo competition organizations under the Korea Taekwondo Association as of 2013 and took a survey among 400 players. After excluding 27 questionnaires whose answers were insincere or which containing missing data, total 373 questionnaires were used as final valid sample data. The questionnaire was filled out by total 400 players that competed in the 23rd National Taekwondo Championship for Male and Female High School Players for the Presidential Pennant of Yong In University, the 15th National Taekwondo Championship for Male and Female Middle and High School Players for the Mayoral Pennant in Commemoration of May 18 Democratic Movement, and the 40th National Taekwondo Championship for the Presidential Pennant of Korean Middle and High School Federation under the supervision of the Korea Taekwondo Association in 2013. The study adopted such statistical analysis techniques as frequency analysis, reliability analysis, factor analysis, independent-sample t-test, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe test(post-hoc test), and multiple regression analysis.

1. Differences in Sport Passion, Sport Emotion, and Perceived Game Performance according to General Characteristics First, there were no statistically significant differences in all the subfactors of sport passion, sport emotion, and perceived game performance according to gender. Second, there were statistically significant differences in such subfactors of sport emotion as sadness, happiness, love, and anxiety according to the career of winning a prize. Third, there were no statistically significant differences in all the subfactors of sport passion, sport emotion, and perceived game performance according to the player's career. Finally, there were statistically significant differences in obsessive passion, one of the subfactors of sport passion, and in physical game performance, one of the subfactors of perceived game performance, according to the grade.

2. The Effects of Sport Passion on Sport Emotion and Perceived Game Performance First, the biggest predictor having statistically significant influences on pride, one of the subfactors of positive emotion, was obsessive passion, which was followed by harmonious passion. Obsessive passion had statistically significant impacts on happiness and love, some of the subfactors of positive emotion. Second, obsessive passion also had statistically significant effects on sadness, anxiety, and anger, some of the subfactors of negative emotion. Third, obsessive and harmonious passion had statistically significant impacts on psychological game performance in the order. Fourth, obsessive and harmonious passion had statistically significant effects on physical game performance in the order. Fifth, happiness, pride, and love had statistically significant influences on psychological game performance in the order. Finally, happiness, love, and pride had statistically significant influences on physical game performance in the order.

3. The Effects of Sport Passion and Emotion on Perceived Game Performance First, happiness, pride, love, obsessive passion, and harmonious passion had statistically significant effects on psychological game performance in the order. Secondly, happiness, love, obsessive passion, and harmonious passion had statistically significant effects on physical game performance in the order.