運動員目標涉入動態變化之探討

The Exploration of Athletes' Dynamic Change of Goal Involvement

張清源(Cheng-Young Chang) ； 黃素芬(Sue-Fen Huang)

《大專體育學刊》 6卷2期 (2004/06) Pp. 93-103

https://doi.org/10.5297/ser.200406_6(2).0007

摘要

本研究的目的為：一、探討運動員在面對不同實力競爭對手時，目標涉入的動態變化。二、探討不同能力知覺的運動員在不同競賽情境中，目標涉入的動態變化。本研究以參加民國92年全國運動會保齡球項目之男、女選手共197名為本研究的受試者。以分析和混合設計二因子變異數分析來驗證。獲得結果如下：一、運動員在面對不同實力對手時，目標涉入之動態變化情形的差異達顯著水準。二、運動員的工作涉入在不同能力知覺下的差異達顯著水準。三、運動員的自我涉入在不同競賽情境下的差異達顯著水準。四、運動員的能力知覺和不同競賽情境之交互作用的差異達顯著水準。

關鍵字

目標涉入 ； 能力知覺 ； 動態變化

並列摘要

The purpose of this research were: 1. to explore the athletes' dynamic change of goal involvement when facing opponents with different abilities, and 2. to explore the athletes' dynamic change of goal involvement with different perceived abilities in different component situations. The subjects were 197 bowling players (including males and females) participating in the 2003 National Games. The research tools were”Goal Involvement Scale” and ”Perceived Ability Scale”. The collected data were analyzed by one-way ANOVA and mixed-design ANOVA. The results were as follows: 1.There was a difference between the dynamic change of goal involvement when athletes faced opponents with different abilities. 2.There was a difference between the dynamic of task involvement in athletes with different perceived abilities. 3.There was a difference between the dynamic of ego involvement in athletes in different component situations. 4.There was a difference in the interaction of perceived ability and different component situations.

並列關鍵字

goal involvement ； perceived ability ； dynamic change

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