1. A Study of Subjective Socialization : Focusing on Socialization Process of Junior Yacht Club Members in Japan
- Author
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KUBO, Kazuyuki, TANI, Kenji, KAWANISHI, Masashi, and MORINO, Shinji
- Abstract
The purpose of this study was to examine subjective sport socialization through classification of socializing reasons. Subjective sport socialization is important to get involvement activity. There are two socialization types. One is passive socialization, and the other is positive socialization. Authoer classified and compared the passive and the posive socialization. The data of this study were collected by a questionnaire mailed to 1276 children who belonged to junior yacht clubs in Japan from August to September in 1996. The main finding were as follows : 1) About 50% of the children had started yachting due to their parent's encouragement, and few children started yachting without any encouragement from others. 2) The family influences were stronger than the friend's to get started yaching. About 50% of resons to get started yachting were concerned with parents and about 20% were concerned with siblings, and 10% were concerned with friends. There are few reasons concerned about trial ride and yachting environment. 3) The children seemd to socialized passively were took a force from parents and there is no differencies among age and sex. 4) It is important reason to see the yachting for positive socialization. But there are few children motived by themself, so they started yachting through interaction with others., 7, KJ00004196710, 原著論文, Original Article
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- 1997