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The Relationship between Multiple-perfectionism and Achievement Goal Orientation of College Judo Athletes

Woong Ki Lee, Seon Hang Kwak, Sung Gee Yang

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Abstract

This study aimed at examining the relationship between multiple perfectionism and achievement goal orientation of college judo athletes. For this study, a total of 234 questionnaires out of 245 were collected. The data was analyzed by using Window SPSS 15.0 as well as exploratory factor analysis, correlation analysis and reliability analysis, using AMOS 6.0 as well as confirmatory factor analysis and structure model analysis. The research finding were as follows. First, multiple perfectionism of college judo athletes had significantly positive influence on achievement goal orientation. Second, multiple perfectionism of college judo athletes had a great influence on task orientation compared with ego orientation of achievement goal orientation.

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This study aimed at examining the relationship between multiple perfectionism and achievement goal orientation of college judo athletes. For this study, a total of 234 questionnaires out of 245 were collected. The data was analyzed by using Window SPSS 15.0 as well as exploratory factor analysis, correlation analysis and reliability analysis, using AMOS 6.0 as well as confirmatory factor analysis and structure model analysis. The research finding were as follows. First, multiple perfectionism of college judo athletes had significantly positive influence on achievement goal orientation. Second, multiple perfectionism of college judo athletes had a great influence on task orientation compared with ego orientation of achievement goal orientation.

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This study aimed at examining the relationship between multiple perfectionism and achievement goal orientation of college judo athletes. For this study, a total of 234 questionnaires out of 245 were collected. The data was analyzed by using Window SPSS 15.0 as well as exploratory factor analysis, correlation analysis and reliability analysis, using AMOS 6.0 as well as confirmatory factor analysis and structure model analysis. The research finding were as follows. First, multiple perfectionism of college judo athletes had significantly positive influence on achievement goal orientation. Second, multiple perfectionism of college judo athletes had a great influence on task orientation compared with ego orientation of achievement goal orientation.

Key concepts: Athletes, Psychology, Perfectionism (psychology), Goal orientation, Confirmatory factor analysis, Reliability (semiconductor), Orientation (vector space), Structural equation modeling

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