수영선수의 기분상태와 자아조절 및 지각된 경기수행의 관계

초록

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship among perceived competition performance, self-regulation and mood states of competitive swimmers. From questionnaire data on convenience sample of competitive swimmers(N: 275) that from the high school and university/adults swimmers registrated at the Korean National Swimming Federation. The questionnaire used at this study was the Questions of Self-Regulation for Swimmers generated by Anshel and Porter(1996) and Profiles of Mood States(POMS) developed by McNair, Lorr과 Droppleman(1971). The finding from the reduced multiple regression analysis suggest that the correlates of the relative among perceived competition performance, self-regulation and mood states of competitive swimmers. The rsults indicated that the meaning significant found the perceived competition performance, self-regulation and mood states of competitive swimmers. The mood states of swimmers is partially influence on perceived competition performance. In detail, multiple regression analysis tension, confusion of mood states of swimmers influence on problem identification of the self-regulation, tension, depression and fatigue influence on commitment, vigor and confusion influence on execution. And tension, vigor and fatigue influence on environmental management, and anger, fatigue influence on generalization of the self-regulation. For the mood states of swimmers is partially influence on perceived competition performance. In detail, multiple regression analysis commitment, influence on achievement to swim record of the perceived competition performance, execution and environmental management influence on carry out to training skill, problem identification and commitment influence on result of expected rank of perceived competition performance.

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