Abstract
The subjects of this study were adults of twenty and over who were participating in sports for all communities in Gwangju as of 2007. 268 samples(male: 133, female: 135) were selected using a cluster sampling method. Collected materials were coded using Windows WIN program-SPSS/PC+ Version 12.0 and statistically processed based on the design of the study. Detailed methods for material processing included descriptive analysis, two independent samples t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson`s correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis. Through the above methods and procedures, the effects of accessibility on a participation image in the activity of community members of sports for all were analyzed. The following results were obtained. First, the participation and environment image of community members of sports for all was examined according to socio-demographic characteristics. The results showed that all images of emotional stability, emotional energy, and health life, and social life, and general images evaluated a participation image positively. Second, female members evaluated health life image more positively than male members, and subject finishing college evaluated emotional energy more positively than subjects finishing high school. Subjects having a monthly income of 3,500,000 won evaluated social life image positively. In the health level, emotional stability, emotional energy, and health life image, and social image all had a positive image about a participation image. As a health condition is good, a participation image was found positive. Finally, the activity accessibility of community members of sports for all partially had a positive effect on a participation image. In other words, familiarity had a positive effect on emotional stability, emotional energy, and health life, and social life images.
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