英文摘要 |
This article focused on the influence of gender factors in specialized sport fields, illustrated by the National Chung-Cheng Cup Basketball Competition (NCCCB) in 2014. It examined the origins of stress perceived by referees of different sex, in relation to their personal characteristics, professional skills and social network positions. Based on multiple methods, it integrated different sort of data through questionnaire survey, in-depth interview and social network analysis, trying to carry out further discussion on the gender differentiation in basketball sport. The main findings of this study are as follows: (1) the influence of gender factor on referees' self-perception and performance is insignificant, while the difference of gender has a significant impact on the situational stress, self-adaptability, concentration and resistance to stress. (2) The women referees' stress depend on their grade, seniority and social network, rather than on their physical disadvantages. (3) Women referees' networking capacity and preferment are more constrained because of their traditional sex role. (4) People tend to accommodate the women referees in misjudging a foul or a violation. |