柔道選手の技術上達に関する心理的研究その2

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To develop skill in sports, it is said that training regarding condition of the body and mind is essential for the sportsman. These conditions are no exception in the case of Judo. In our thesis, we intend to examine the Judo-man's character focused on mental traits, especially for the superior Judo-man who seems to display high technique under these conditions for developing sports skills. [1] Procedure (A) Subjects Tested 1) 43 Judo-men Who Participate in All-Japan Events 2) 214 Judo-men Who Belong to Tokai University (B) Items of Test and Number of Times 1) 2 or 3 Times Uchida-Krepelin Psycho-Diagnostic Test (Abbreviated as U-K Test) 2) 1 or 2 Times Yatabe-Guilford Personality Inventory (Abbreviated as Y-G Test) (C) Test Period 1976 to 1979 By putting together these procedures, we endeavored to assort the study classified by technical results, and to compare them. [3] Conclusion (1) Those Judo-men who included both A or B level in the All-Japan events and regulars of Tokai University has a high level mental health. (2) Within the group of Judo-men described in (1) above, are remarkable regarding their personalities "tenacity", "dissociation", "adhension". (3) A level Judo-men stand out more than B level Judo-men, and possess more durability. (4) Tokai regular Judo-men stand out more than All-Japan Judo-men concerning most traits, but lack durability slightly.
東海大学の論文
1980-03-31