태권도 겨루기 선수들이 인식하는 심판판정과 자기관리, 중도포기의도의 관계

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to find the relation between referee judgment perceived by Taekwondo athletes, their self-management, and their intention to give up in the middle. To achieve that, this researcher looked into 218 athletes registered in Korea Taekwondo Association in 2017 as a population. The collected data were applied to t-test and one-way ANOVA. To find Multicollinearity problem for the relations between measurement variables, Pearson's correlation analysis was conducted. Multiple regression analysis was performed to examine the influential relations between variables. The results of the analyses are presented as follows: First, with regard to the difference by age, male athletes more highly perceived the fairness, consistency, and reliability of referee judgment than female ones, and the intention to give up in the middle was highly perceived by female athletes. Secondly, with regard to the difference by organization, high school athletes and university school athletes more highly perceived the reliability of referee judgment than general athletes. The inter-personal management of self-management was more highly perceived by general athletes than by university athletes. The intention to give up in the middle was more highly perceived by university athletes than by general athletes. Thirdly, the more Taekwondo athletes perceived the consistency of referee judgment, the less they had the intention to give up in the middle. Fourthly, the more Taekwondo athletes perceived the consistency of referee judgment, the more they increased the body management, interpersonal management, training management, and mental management of the self-management. It was found that when they highly perceived immediacy, they increased interpersonal management. Fifthly, the more Taekwondo athletes increased the interpersonal management and mental management of the self-management, the more they reduced the intention to give up in the middle.