군사학 전공자의 신체적 자기효능감에 따른 직업전문성의 잠재평균 차이 연구

A Study on the Potential Mean Difference of Professional Expertise According to Physical Self-Efficacy of Military Studies Major

This study used military science majors as the target group to verify the identity of the factor structure of occupational expertise and to identify potential mean differences in physical self-efficacy by group (lower/higher). The conclusions obtained are as follows. This research hypothesis I was accepted. This research hypothesis Ⅱ was accepted. Therefore, in terms of public service beliefs and self-regulation beliefs, the high physical self-efficacy group has stronger willpower and beliefs about public service and self-regulation than the low physical self-efficacy group. In addition, the effect size for the difference was medium for the difference in public service beliefs, and small for the difference in self-regulation beliefs, so it can be evaluated that the military science majors in the high physical self-efficacy group had stronger beliefs about public service. there is.