Kineziologija, Vol. 2. No. 2., 1972.
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The Influence of Personality Structure on the Degree of Sport Participation and Attitudes toward Sport in Juvenile Deliquents
Ankica Hošek
; Računski centar Instituta za kineziologiju
Sažetak
On the sample of 728 juvenile delinquents, 14-18 years old, the connection between cognitive dimensions, conative dimensions and primary social attitudes (68 variables in all) was examined.
28 tests for evaluation of cognitive abilities, 36 tests for evaluation of normal and pathological conative dimensions and 4 scales for evaluation of primary social attitudes (68 variables in all) were administered to the subjects.
Central and dispersive parametres and correlations of variables were calculated. The connection between administered test and attitudes toward sport and the degree of sport participation was determined by regression analysis.
Multiple correlations coefficient for the attitudes toward sport was 0.55 and for the the degree of sport participation 0.51.
The most effective predictors of attitudes toward sport were: numerical test from SVPN2, Catell's Q3, Eysenck's extraversion, inhibitory, motor and respiratory conversions and hypomania, and the most effective predictors of the degree of sport participation were: numerical test from SVPN2, Catell's Q2, hypomania. Catell's G and motor and respiratory conversions.
According to these results it can be hypothesised that changing the degree of sport participation and attitudes toward sport can in some degree influence the cognitive and conative dimensions of juvenile delinquents.
Ključne riječi
Hrčak ID:
234521
URI
Datum izdavanja:
1.1.1972.
Posjeta: 700 *