댄스스포츠의 동호회 참여자와 개별적 참여자의 여가 만족에 관한 분석

The objective of this study was to inquire into what difference of leisure satisfaction is represented between a dance sports club participants group with a clear cognition of the dance sport and an individual participants group who do not belong to a sport dance club, along with the elucidation of their actual conditions and participating realities. For that purpose, the present study utilized the questionnaire form developed by Beard and Ragheb (1980) and adapted by Lee Jong-Gil (1992), Jeong Young-Rin (1995), Kim Mun-Sik (1999), etc. Derived from it were some proper questions, which were synthesized and corrected for application. Among all the subjects of 300 testees. the number of subjects who responded to the questionnaire came to 283, of whom the number of dance sport club respondents indicated 126, the number of individual participants 123, totaling to 249 practically used for statistic analysis. Data collected proceeded with statistic analysis using the SAS (version 8.1) program. For that purpose, mean values, standard deviations, etc. were caIculated to explain the general conditions of the subjects. In oreler to compare and analyse the difference of cognition between the sports dance club participants group and the control group of individual participants, x²(Chi Square) tests were carried out by demographic variables and an attempt was made to test regularity but responses to satisfaction between the two groups did not show regular distribution and so non-modular tests were conducted to analyse satisfaction between the two groups.<BR> Resultant findings were revealed, as follows:<BR> The difference by sex between the two groups was found not to be great but considerable difference was shown depending upon different age levels, vocations and school careers. There were many company employees in their twenties and thirties and specialized profession practitioners in the dance sport club group, with high school careers above college graduation. while individual participations into the dance sport showed varied age groups from their twenties up to fifties but the older generation of the forties built the principal axis and their vocations widely ranged from firm employees. private businesses, professions to housewives and students. A comparison by school careers between the two group reveated higher school careers in the club participants group than the control group.<BR> In particular, in order to manifest the difference of leisure satisfaction between the two groups, a five-point scale was used. The data collected did not manifest regular distribution and so a non-modular method (Kruskal-Wallis Test) was used to test, and statistic measurement had recourse to Kruskal-Wallis values.<BR> First, the difference of leisure satisfaction by body factors showed x²= 2.0651, P-value = 0.1507, which reveals no significant difference between the dance sport club participants group and the individual participants group.<BR> Second, the differ