운동습관, 생활습관, 신체 만족도와 자세와의 관계연구

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The purpose of this study aims to investigate how sports habit and lifestyle effect on the attitude and to find out how these habits are related with body cathexis. Attitudinal measurement and research questionnaire were administered for three months from June to September, 2003. Participants were recruited through quota sampling from men and women of ages under 15- over 60 years. Total 2,200 subjects were selected for the study after considering age and gender. Among those collected data, ill-measured attitude and insincere questionnaires were excluded from analysis. Total 1,951 questionnaires were analysed using STATA 8.0 version. To verify the relationship between demographical variables and attitude, a correlation coefficient between each variable and attitudinal points were sought out, and finally two sample t-test(gender) and One-way ANOVA were carried out. In addition, to verify the relationship among sports habit , attitude and body cathexis, a correlation coefficient and regression analysis were carried out. The level of significance were set as p<.05. The result of the present study are as follows; sports habit and lifestyle were significantly related with attitude at significant level of p<.001. This result suggested that sports and lifestyle are the important elements to keep a good attitude. Attitude is an important element to give a feeling of satisfaction about one's body.

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