레크리에이션의 사회심리학적 연구동향

정명수(Chung Myoung Soo),김유수(Kim You Soo) 조선대학교 교과교육연구소 1999 교과교육연구 Vol.20 No.1

Most studies in Korea and Japan on Recreation have used the social survey as a research method and some studies have used speculative methods which are used to attempt principal investigation. However, studies in western countries, including America and Canada have focused on many fields, even including sociology, psychology, economics, industrial engineering and ecology. Socioloical studies on Recreation have been an essential area, since publishing of “the theory of leisure class : an economic study in the evolution of institutions” of Vebren, T.B.(1899). Leisure sociology, based on practical data appeared in 1920 to 1930. After publishing of mass leisure of Larrbee, E and Meyersohn, R.B., the mass leisure era appeared in 1950 to 1960 and researchers took a growing interest in much broader fields. From 1960 to the present, the number of studies on recreation have increased and extended to many fields. Since 1960, researchers on recreation have gazed with deep interest and anxiety on practical studies to apply its’ results to everyday life. Although it was Kaplan who gave a definition of recreation from objective and subjective standpoints, Many studies have attempted to analyze one’s mental state, experience and attitude, which are existent in the subject of behavior by psychological concept from subjective standpoint. Many psychological studies on recreation published from the late 1960’s to the early 1970’s. During that time, the psychological studies focused on amusements, motive, personality, socialization and metal hygienic effects of recreation. And also, experimental studies and analytic studies by case studies were published.

레크리에이션의 사회심리학적 연구동향

정명수,김유수 조선대학교 사범대학 부설 교과교육연구소 1999 敎科敎育硏究 Vol.2 No.1

Most studies in Korea and Japan on Recreation have used the social survey as a research method and some studies have used apeculative methods which are used to attempt principal investigation. However, studies in western countries, including America and Canada have focused on many fields, even including sociology, psychology, economics, industrial engineering and ecology. Socioloical studies on Recreation have been an essential area, since publishing of "the theory of leisure class: an economic study in the evolution of institutions" of Vebren, T.B.(1899). Leisure sociology, based on practical data appeared in 1920 to 1930. After publishing of mass leisure of Larrbee, E and Meyersohn, R.B., the mass leisure era appeared in 1950 to 1960 and researshers took a growing interest in much broader fields. FRom 1960 to the present, the number of studies on recreation have increased and extended to many fields. Since 1960, researchers on recreation have gazed with deep interest and anxiety on practical studies to apply its' results to everyday life. Although it was Kaplan who gave a definition of recreation from objective and subjective standpoints, Many studies have attempted to analyze one's mental state, experience and arritude, which are existent in the subject of behavior by psychological concept from subjective standpoint. Many psychological studies on recreation published from the late 1960's to the early 1970's. During that time, the psychological studies focused on amusements, motive, personality, socialization and metal hygienic effects of recreation. And also, experimental studies and analytic studies by case studies were published.

Sports 産業과 Sports 經營과의 構造的連關에 관한 硏究

정명수,김현준 조선대학교 학생지도연구소 1994 生活指導硏究 Vol.14 No.-

Sport management is generally defined as a practice which arranges necessary conditions for sport behaviour and which runs sport service. The "Theory of sport Management" is coming to be demanded in the world of sport business. Because the relationship between sport management snd sport industry have fallen into utter confusion,as there are many social problems which have arisen along with the growth of the sport industry. It is appropriate that sport industry is able to divide into "the primary sport Industry" and "the Secondary Sport Industry" according to the context of sport behavior. Sport management as "the Primary Sport Industry" must be hub of the sport industry, and it must play a role in the development and operation of useful sport services. On the other hand we consider "the Secondary Sport Industry" supports "the Primary Sport Industry", and includes the training of professionals, developing and marketing sport facilities and sporting good, and development of the tourist industry. It is true that the prosperity of "the Secondary Sport Industry" and the state of sport management (the Primary sport Industry) reflect upon each other.

태권도의 빠른 기본 테크닉의 운동분석을 위한 빛 흔적 방법

정명수,김홍남 조선대학교 학생지도연구소 1994 生活指導硏究 Vol.14 No.-

Observation and analysis processes are the basis for training in practice. Especially in the start phase of training, demonstration and explanations as well as continuous control by exercise leaders and trainers play the decisive role for the mediation of fundamental movement patterns(BROCKERS 1983). In the subsequent phase of optimization of movement patterns in regard to the automated form of a skill higher demands of the ability of judging a movement are required form elite trainers. In the context biomechanical measurement analysis methods can supply complementary and objective information movement sequence, especially whenever fast and complicated techniques are concerned. The lighttrack-method, introduced here, proved to be an exact, universal and easily applicable method for the support of learning and training processes and for quantitive movement analysis in sportscientific investigations.

사회심리적요인에 따른 스포츠소비행동 연구

정명수,박준희,김유수 조선대학교 통계연구소 1999 統計硏究所論文誌 Vol.1 No.1

The purpose of this study was to identify the social and psychological variables associated with sport consumption. A questionnaire consisted of 101 items measuring the social and psychological factors related to sport consumption and basic items asking the subject's demographic characteristics and amount of sport consumption through various means was administered to 414 Collegians(159 male and 255 female). The means of spot consumption investigated were viewing sport events in actual sport situations, viewing sports through T.V.. listening to sport broadcasting through radio. and reading newspapers, magazines and books on sports. Factor analyses were conducted on the 101 items and 17 social and psychological factors were found. The social and psychological factors were then used as independent variables for multiple regression analyses in order to identify the variables associated with various means of sport consumption. The main results indicated the following conclusions : (1) The social and psychological variables related to the general sport consumption were learning of sport skills and strategies, entertainment, socialization, curiousty, aesthetics, avoidance of reality, aggression, locality catharsis, stress-seeking, dependance and identification. (2) Variables such as socialization, learning of sport skills and strategies and entertainment were the common variables for all sport consumption besides the common variables. (3) Different social and psychological variables were identified for different means of sport consumption besides the common variables.