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Study on Performers Perception of Make-up

&nbsp;&nbsp;The purpose of this study is to identify function of make-up as an important variable in terms of its influence to psychology of performers and outcome of their performance. From June to November 2004 performers in 4 types of fields, i.e., opera, musical, drama and dancing being performed in Seoul and Cheongju were chosen as subjects and totally 450 questionnaires were prepared and distributed and among them 416 were used as data for final analysis. For data analysis frequency analysis, factor analysis, T-test, one-way ANOVA, path analysis, chi-square test were conducted by means of SPS 12.0 and AMOS 4.0 statistical programs and as ex post facto checking Duncan&quot;s multiful range test was conducted.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;The main results of this study are as follows:<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;First, result of analysis on the difference of perception on make-up on the basis of variation on background showed statistically significant difference according to sex and field. It was revealed that women performers regarded make-up as relatively more important that their male counterparts. In terms of field statistically significant difference was disclosed in dancing, opera, musical and drama and their relative importance was same as shown sequence as presented. In particular dancing field showed highest level of perception for the importance of make-up.