성인의 생활체육 참여 정도에 따른 건강지향태도, 건강통제행위 및 건강증진에 관한 연구

초록

The purpose of this study is to find out potential effects of adult persons' willingness to participate in sport for all on their health-oriented attitudes, health-controlling behaviors and health-promoting behaviors, so that it can provide more effective living sport programs for adults participating in sport for all. To select population for data sampling, this study adopted adult people participating in sport for all. Next, total 191 valid data were used for final analysis according to convenience sampling. Collected data were analyzed using SPSS 14.0 for Windows. And this study adopted a variety of data analysis methods such as reliability analysis, factor analysis, cross-tabulation analysis, t-test, analysis of variance(ANOVA), and post-hoc test. Based on these methodologies and procedures, this study came to the following conclusions: First, in terms of potential differences in health-oriented attitudes depending on willingness to participate in sport for all, it was found that there were differences in the frequency and intensity of subjective health conditions depending on such participatory willingness. Second, in terms of potential differences in both health-controlling and health-promoting behaviors depending upon adults' willingness to participate in sport for all, it was found that there were differences in the duration and frequency of casual health-controlling behaviors alone, one of sub-factors of health-controlling behaviors depending upon such willingness, and there were also differences in the frequency, intensity and duration of self-realization, physical strength and nutrition, personal relationships and stress, which are all sub-factors of health-promoting behaviors depending on such willingness. Third, it was found that adults' willingness to participate in sport for all had positive effects on dependent health-controlling behaviors, internal health-controlling behaviors, casual health-controlling behaviors, healthcare, physical strength and nutrition, personal relationships and stress control, which are all sub-factors of health-controlling and health-promoting behaviors

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