بررسي ارتباط منبع كنترل و احساس تنهايي دانشجويان ورزشكار و غيرورزشكار

The Study of Relationship of Feeling of Loneliness and Locus of Control Among Athlete un,t1 Non - athlete Students University

TM8 study was done with the aim of the assessment (~I the rlʹiafi(H/ship unci comparison 0/feeling of loneliness and locus of control among athlete and non -athlete male students 0/ Kermanshah Razi University. 60 athlete male students participating in university team exercises and 60 non - athlete male students with age ~ wise extent were considered as the subjects. Feeling a/loneliness and locus (~I control were measured by UCLA and Levenson questionnaries.After gathering tfJe data. pearson correlation coefficient was used for inspecting the relationship or variables in {li"O groups and/or comparing variables, the independent - sample t Test was applied. The assessment of relationship among the variables showed flu meaningful relationship between the feeling of loneliness and locus or contra (infernal and external with tendency to powerful others) in two groups. Also there H·ʹas 110 meaningful relationship between feeling of loneliness and external locus of control (tendency to change) in the athlete males. There wʹas u meaningful relationship between feeling of loneliness and external lOCHS of control (tendency to chanoe} in non ~ athlete males. Comparing the variables amung the subjects showed that there is a meaningful differenc..:e between .!eeJ;ng of loneliness and interned IUd/.ofcontrol in {t1ʹO groups and there was no meaningful difference between two groups In external locus of control with regard to the meaningful relationship between feeling ofloneliness and external locus of control (tendency to change) in non athlete males, we can claim that non - athletes individuals with external locus {~/ control, with this beliefthat they have less control on the events ~f life, cxpevience the feeling of loneliness more than others. The meaningful difference in .feiʹling (!f loneliness between athlete and non - athlete males confirm the useful psycho -. soc.-iv! effects ofphysical activities and the mcaningju! difference between irnernal Iocns of control in two groups shows that the athletes have more control on their mvn lives and consider themselves responsible/or their success andfailures.