무용 열정의 이원론적 모형 분석 = Analysis of the Dualistic Passion Model in Dance

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Passion has been new conceptualized as two types of passion through the internalization process of activity in one`s identity. This dualistic approach predicts that harmonious passion typically leads to adaptive outcomes and obsessive passion leads mainly to maladaptive outcome. Based on the dualistic approach, this study established antecedent and consequence passion models in dance, and examined structural validity of these models with 230 dancers. The antecedent model involves causal relationships among goal orientation, dance attitude, and dance passion, and the consequence model involves relationships among dance passion, dance practice, and affect. The results of SEMs supported in part the dualistic approach of passion. In the antecedent model, task goal was a positive predictor of dance attitude and harmonious passion, dance attitude was a direct predictor. Ego goal was a predictor of obsessive passion, but did not predict dance attitude. In the consequence model, while both types of passion were positive predictors of affect, dance practice did not predict affect. Obsessive passion was associated dance practice. These results were discussed with some theoretical framework of passion in literature.

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