태권도 선수들이 인식하는 심판판정과 경기력, 지속의도 간의 관계 분석 연구

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to Taekwondo players a better environment to practice Taekwondo by clarity the impact of the referee's decision during athletes competition. A number of 187 taekwondo players were selected from each province participating in 2015 National Athletic Festival. 11 inquiries were incorrectly answered therefore 176 inquiries were used to make a statistical result for this study. By using the SPSS/WWIN statistics program 18.0, the data was analyzed through frequency analysis, t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson's correlation analysis and the multiple regression analysis method. The result were the following.

First, there is a difference between referee decision taekwondo players recognize and recognized athletic performance according to background variables. In fairness and consistency, male players recognize referee decision higher than female players. In fairness and speed, general players recognize referee decision higher than college players, and general players recognize speed highly in a standard of athletic performance. There is a difference of fairness according to sports career. A group with 6~10 years of career has the lowest recognition, and recognizing fairness highly is in the order of more than 11 years and below 5 years. Male players recognize much higher in decision recognition, and high school players perceive recognized athletic performance higher than college players. In addition, general players perceive a difference of game operation and decision recognition highly in a difference according to a level of athletic performance, and a group with below 5 years of the shortest career recognizes higher than a group with more than 11 years of career in a difference of sports career. Second, as a result to analyze the effect of referee decision taekwondo players recognize on recognized athletic performance, speed shows a meaningful effect relationship in game operation, and referee recognition shows a meaningful influence on all variables such as fairness, speed, and consistency. In addition, speed shows a meaningful influence on decision recognition of game plan. Third, the researcher expected that referee decision taekwondo players recognize can have an impact on exercise adherence intention. In a concrete form, recognition of speed does not have an important impact on adherence intention at negative direction. Recognition of consistency is positive direction. That is, the higher consistency is perceived, the higher predictive power to conduct exercise continuously is.