스킨·스쿠버 참가수준에 따른 장비구입의 시기와 형태 및 기술습득의 관계

Relationship between timing, form and skill acquisition of equipment depending on skin·scuba participation level

The purpose was conducted to investigate the level of skin·scuba, And technology acquisition. The extraction procedure of the study subjects is based on sampling framework for private organizations and clubs that run skins and scuba programs in Seoul, Gyeonggi and Gangwon areas and then assigns 6 sites wirelessly. The selected 6 skins and 300 scuba participants were collected. A total of 211 data were used for the actual analysis, except for those who were judged to be unfaithfully responding to the 256 participants or missing some of the survey data. The results were as follows. First, there are some differences in the participation level of skins and scuba according to demographic characteristics, the timing of purchase of equipment, and the type and skill acquisition. In other words, the level of participation is high in the group of men with high skill level, Depending on the age group, the participation level is high in the group of skin diver and intermediate diver who are under 25 years old, beginner diver is 26-30 years old, senior diver is 41 years old and leader is 36-40 years old. In addition, the higher the level of participation, the higher the level of participation, the lower the level of equipment, the lower the level of skill, the more common and rental equipment, and the better the level of skill. The time and type of equipment purchased by the participants is higher than that of women, and the age and type of equipment purchased by age are the highest in the age group between 36 and 40 years. There are many people who participate in the activity. Second, there is no significant difference in the level of participation of skins and scuba equipment, and when and how to purchase equipment. In other words, people who participate in skins and scuba can know that they are participating in their activities regardless of the degree of skill and the timing and type of equipment purchase. Third, the level of participation of skins and scuba, the timing of purchase of equipment, and the acquisition of form and skill are partly influenced. The purchase timing of the equipment influences the acquisition of skill level 3, and the purchase style affects the skill acquisition stages 1, 4, and 5. Fourth, skin and scuba participation level and skill acquisition have a partial effect. Technology acquisition Levels 2 and 3 are high in the group with high participation level, and skills in level 1, 4, and 5 are not affected by the participation level. Finally, in the causal relationship between the level of participation in the scuba, the purchase of the equipment, and the type and skill acquisition, indirect effects mediated by the timing and type of equipment purchase rather than the direct effects that influence skill acquisition It has a big influence.