구기종목선수들의 승패에 따른 감정반응에 관한 연구 - 귀인이론을 중심으로

A study on the emotions response to success and failure of sports players - focus on attribution theory -

&nbsp;&nbsp;This study examed the emotions response to success and failure of sports players through 149 college students.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;For this study, the types of sports was selected (confined) Volleyball, Baseball, Football, Basketball, rugby, Ice-hocky The results are as follows:<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;1. The satisfaction to success and failure of game are come out: when winned, Ice-hocky players are contented to other groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;When losed, football players are discontented with other groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;Volleyball players estimated sensitiveness the lowest, football players the highest.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;2. The volition to success and failure of game are come out: when winned, football players estimated volition higher than other groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;When failed, rugby players losed volition than other groups.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;The basketball players estimated sensitiveness the lowest, rugby players the highest.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;3. The confidence to success and failure of game are come out: when winned, rugby players estimated confidence higher than other game players.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;When losed, rugby players estimated confidence lower than other game players.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;The volleyball players estimated sensitiveness the lowest, rugby players the highest.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;4. The a guilty conscience to success and failure of game are come out: when winned, Ice-hocky players estimated a guilty conscience lower than other game players.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;when losed, Ice-hocky players estimated a guilty conscience higher.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;The Ice-hocky players estimated Sensitiveness the highest.