英文摘要 |
Purposes: 1. To examine the predictions of congruence between preferred and perceived coaches' leadership to intrinsic motivation and satisfaction. 2. To examine the predictions of congruence between preferred and perceived motivational climates to intrinsic motivation and satisfaction. Method: Subjects were 58 female basketball players participated in amateur basketball league. Their average age was 21.24 ± 3.47 (yrs). All subjects completed demographic data, the leadership scale for sports, the perceived motivational climate in sport questionnaire, the sport motivation scale and the satisfaction scale during non-competition period. Results: According to hierarchical multiple regression, it indicated: 1. Perceived task-oriented climate and 'perceived training and instruction × preferred training and instruction' were main predictors for intrinsic motivation; 2. Perceived democratic behavior, perceived autocratic behavior, preferred autocratic behavior and 'perceived democratic behavior × preferred democratic behavior' were major predictors for satisfaction. Conclusion: In coaches' leadership, the congruence hypothesis was not totally supported. Only the interaction of training and instruction to predict intrinsic motivation was consistent with the congruence hypothesis. In motivational climate, no significant interaction was found. It meant there was no congruence between perceived and preferred motivational climate. The result agreed with the concept of achievement goal theory. |