The purpose of this study was the effects on the movement accuracy of distance and direction with the changes of vision and non-vision.
The six ballet-majored subjects were classified into High group and Low group by their dance career.
All data w...
The purpose of this study was the effects on the movement accuracy of distance and direction with the changes of vision and non-vision.
The six ballet-majored subjects were classified into High group and Low group by their dance career.
All data were expressed as mean, standard errors and t-values, correlation coefficient, and the .05 level was initially established in significance.
The conclusions were summarized as follows'
1. Movement time was not significant in two conditions, but very similar significant level in condition 1 between High group and Low group(p<.05).
2. Movement distance was only significant in condition2(p<.05). In fact, the movement distances of High group were more longer than Low group in two conditions.
3. Distance error was significant in condition 2(p<.05), but not significant in condition 1 between High group and Low group.
Distance errors in High group were positive(+), but negative(-) in Low group in two conditions.
4. Direction error was not significant in two conditions, but very similar significant level in condition2(p<.05) between High group and Low group.
The general tendency of direction errors was appeared to negative(-) in condition 1, but positive(+) in condition 2 in both group.
5. It appeared that the havier the weight was, the shorter the distance was, and the shorter the distance was, the smaller the direction errors was in High group, and the older the age was, the shorter the distance and the higher the height, the langer the distance were in Low group.
6. It appeared that there was significant correlation between distance(2) and direction error(1) and not significant with other variables in High group, and not significant variables in Low group.
7. It appeared that these was very high significant correlation between dance career and movement time(2) in High group, and very high significant between weight and movement time(1), high significant between distance error(1)(2) and dance career, and significant between direction error(1)and dnac career in Low group.
It was concluded that the significant factor determining the movement accuracy of distance and direction in Ballet Chaine was their visual feedback condition. And the visual feedback condition was not effected on movement time of Chaine.
It was very high significant correlation between the movement accuracy and weight and dance career in High group, and very high significant correlation between the movement accuracy and age, height and weight in Low group.