Traditional definitions of mentoring can be summarized as a dyadic relationship in which the mentor, the senior person in age or experience, provides guidance and support to the less experienced person, the protégé. Mentoring in ...

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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T10320297
서울: 成均館大學校, 2006
학위논문(박사) -- 成均館大學校 大學院 , 스포츠科學科 스포츠經營/마케팅專攻 , 2006
2006
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Traditional definitions of mentoring can be summarized as a dyadic relationship in which the mentor, the senior person in age or experience, provides guidance and support to the less experienced person, the protégé. Mentoring in ...
Traditional definitions of mentoring can be summarized as a dyadic relationship in which the mentor, the senior person in age or experience, provides guidance and support to the less experienced person, the protégé. Mentoring in organizations can be viewed as a developmental relationship whereby managers provide assistance and support to particular subordinates (protégés) on an individual basis. The mentoring process can serve both career enhancement and psycho-social functions for the protégé.
Virtually anyone can benefit from having a mentor. And many athletes can identify a special person who provided what they needed to develop as a person and an athlete. Mentoring is seen to be a useful tool for examining coach-athlete relationship, with the coach being the most reported mentor of athletes (Perna, Zzichowsky, and Bocknek, 1996). In addition, mentoring has demonstrated many benefits to athletes such as increased self-confidence and perceptions of coaching behaviors (Kenow & Williams, 1999), a closer relationship with their coach (Salminen & Liukkonen, 1996), and increased social development both in the sport and school environment (Mahiri, 1994).Few studies, however,have empirically examined the relationship between mentoring and athletes dropout intentions. The model developed in this study, therefore, not only explores the relationship between mentoring and dropout intentions, it also considers the intervening roles of the personal benefits, that is athletes satisfaction. Thus, this study which is largely exploratory, examines the relationships among mentoring, athletes satisfaction, athletic commitment and the effect on athletes' dropout intentions.
Drawing data collected at four universities in Korea, 400 surveys were distributed and 343 surveys were returned usable. Participants responded to Noe's (1988) mentoring instrument that measures career enhancement functions and psychosocial functions of mentoring. In addition, the questionnaire was consisted of Weiss, Dawis, England, & Logfuist's (1967) Minnesota Satisfaction Questionnaire, Kanungo's (1982) job commitment questionnaire, Diener, Emmonson, Larsen, & Griffin's (1985) The Satisfaction with Life Scale, and Seashoer, Lawler, Mirvis, & Camman's (1982) turnover intentions items. Construct validity and reliability were measured by confirmatory factor analysis using LISREL 8.5 and cronbach's alpha using SPSS 11.0.
Results using structural equation analysis with LISREL 8.5 showed that career enhancement function of mentoring had positive impact on athletic satisfaction, life satisfaction, and athletic commitment. However, the impact of psychosocial function of mentoring on athletic satisfaction, life satisfaction, and athletic commitment were not significant. Athletic satisfaction had significant impact on life satisfaction, athletic commitment, and dropout intentions. In addition, life satisfaction showed significant impact on athletic commitment. However, the impact of life satisfaction on dropout intention was not significant. Finally, athletic commitment showed negative significant impact on dropout intentions. The implications from the results of the study for both theory and practice will be discussed, and suggestions for future research will also be offered.
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