지체장애인 볼링동호인의 영양보조물 섭취실태와 도핑인식에 관한 연구

Abstract

This study is to conduct a study on the intake of nutritional supplements and doping awareness of bowling enthusiasts with physical disabilities. The subject of the study was a questionnaire for 649 bowling enthusiasts with physical disabilities belonging to the Korea Bowling Association for the Disabled, according to the purpose of the study, and after collection, the data that the answers were judged to be inadequate or unreliable were analyzed through a preliminary search. Excluded from the subject, data that can be analyzed were coded, and frequency analysis, cross-analysis (x²), and multiple response analysis were performed using the SPSS 23.0 statistical program. Got it. First, there was no significant difference in intake experience, which is a sub-factor of intake type according to the population background variable. Second, there was no significant difference in the reason for intake, a sub-factor of the intake type, according to the population background variable. Third, there was no significant difference in intake motivation, a sub-factor of intake type, according to demographic background variables. Fourth, there was no significant difference in doping education experience, a sub-factor of the doping perception survey according to demographic background variables. Fifth, there was no significant difference in the difference in doping items, which is a sub-factor of the doping recognition survey according to demographic background variables. Sixth, the difference in knowledge acquisition about doping items, which is a sub-factor of the doping recognition survey according to demographic variables, is a result of knowledge acquisition about doping items according to gender (x²=12.338, p<.01). There is a significant difference. Appeared. However, there was no significant difference in grade, career, sport, and winning career.