Analysis of Dimensions of Temperament among Sportsmen and Non Sportsmen Studying In Undergraduate Courses in Bangalore University
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Sports refer to a wide range of physical activities that are usually
newlineundertaken competitively and for the purpose of recreation, entertainment or personal
newlinefulfillment. Sports include individual or team activities, indoor or outdoor events and
newlineamateur or professional competitions. They play an essential role in promoting
newlinephysical, mental, and social well-being, and are an important part of human
newlinedevelopment and culture in both Sportsmen and Non Sportsmen.In this study the
newlineresearcherselected 1000 male students among whom 500 were sportsmen and 500
newlinenon-sportsmen, as subjects ranging between 18 to 24 years and compared various
newlinetraits of temperament namely Sociability, Ascendance, Secretiveness, Reflective,
newlineImpulsivity, Placid, Accepting, Responsible, Vigorous, Co-operative, Persistence,
newlineWarmth, Aggressiveness, Tolerance and Tough mindedness among the sportsperson
newlineand non- sportsperson studying in undergraduate coursesand they were measured by
newlineadministering Dimension of Temperament scale designed by Dr. N. K. Chadha and
newlineMiss Sunandachandna.
newlineThe data was collected on selected criterion variables and they were
newlinestatistically analyzed by using independent t ratio. In all the cases, .05 level of
newlineconfidence was fixed to test the significance.The results of the study showed that the
newlineSportsmen had very high Secretiveness, Reflectiveness, Impulsivity, Placid,
newlineResponsible, Vigorousness, they had high Ascendance, Co-Operative, Persistence,
newlineWarmth, Aggressiveness, Tolerance and Tough-Mindedness, and they also had
newlineaverage Sociability, While Non sportsmen had very High Vigorousness, Average
newlineSecretiveness, Reflectiveness, Placid, Responsible, Low Sociability, Ascendance,
newlineImpulsivity, Cooperativeness, Persistence, Warmth, Aggressiveness, Tolerance and
newlineTough-Mindedness.
newlineHence the study reveals that there was a significant diff
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