Attitudes, Goals Orientation and Stress of Youth Kung Fu Fighters
Abstract
The aim of this study was evaluate the motivation, attitudes and pre-competi-
tive stress of Youngers Brazilians Kung Fu fighters. As instruments, we applied
the Teosq, Ssca and Lsscpi correlation each one in a total of 21 students, age
between 7 and 16 years old. By the results, we check mean for task orientation
4.31 and for ego orientation 2.53; for the positive attitudes the mean was 2.86
and for negative was 2.16, and the girls presents more stressed before the com-
petitions than the boys, 2.90 and 2.61 respect. In this case, boys have tendency
to task orientation,positive attitudes for the competition and more control in
stress pre competitive. This results show that in correlation we have tendency
to ego orientation, negative attitudes and higher level of stress in girls conclud-
ing that the characteristics related to stress tend to affect the development of a
positive orientation as the orientation characteristics to task, which lead athletes
to work harder and be aware of their skills.
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