Abstract
Purpose: to determine self assessment and aggression’s manifestations of Judo wrestlers in age and qualification aspects. Material: in the research boys - Judo wrestlers from sport schools of Kaunas (Lithuania) participated (n=90, age - 16.9 ± 2.0 years). The athletes were divided into three groups. In qualification aspects were divided into two groups. The first group was composed as per sport achievements - the members of combined Lithuanian teams. The second group consisted athletes of different sport categories, which were not the members of combined teams. We used questionnaire as per scale of self assessment of M. Rosenberg and questionnaire of aggressiveness of Buss-Perry. Estimation of the received data was fulfilled with the help of U criterion of Manna-Whitney, H criterion of Kruskall-Wallis and χ2-criterion. Assessment of confidence of mean group data’s differences was fulfilled by Student’s t-test. Correlations of indicators were determined with the help of correlation coefficient of Spearmen. Results: with increasing of Judo wrestlers’ age we observed the tendency to increasing of their self-assessment. The older sportsmen become the higher is theirs aggressiveness. Depending on self-assessment level we did not find statistically confident differences in their aggression indicators. Large quantity of elite Judo wrestlers has high self-assessment. Self assessment and aggression indicators of sportsmen with sport categories statistically do not differ for elite Judo wrestlers’ indicators. Correlation between mean level of self assessment and aggression are present only in young Judo wrestlers. Conclusions: in all age groups of Judo wrester’s average level of self assessment prevails. Higher level is characteristic only for members of combined teams of the country. Judo wrestlers’ aggression depending on age differs only by one component (more adult wrestlers are more aggressive than juniors). In respect to the level of sportsmanship - differences are absent.
Highlights
In the research boys – Judo wrestlers from sport schools of Kaunas (Lithuania) participated (n=90, age – 16.9 ± 2.0 years)
As well as anger are not influenced by age of Judo-wrestlers (p>0.05)
For youngsters we found average level correlation between self assessment and physical aggression
Summary
In the research boys – Judo wrestlers from sport schools of Kaunas (Lithuania) participated (n=90, age – 16.9 ± 2.0 years). The second group consisted athletes of different sport categories, which were not the members of combined teams. Depending on self-assessment level we did not find statistically confident differences in their aggression indicators. Self assessment and aggression indicators of sportsmen with sport categories statistically do not differ for elite Judo wrestlers’ indicators. In all age groups of Judo wrester’s average level of self assessment prevails. Judo wrestlers’ aggression depending on age differs only by one component (more adult wrestlers are more aggressive than juniors). Self-assessment ensures the best adaptation to constantly varying life conditions It facilitates achievement of high results in any activity [2, 3, 26]. The authors note that earlier quite an opposite opinion existed: it was considered that sports practicing weakened behavior aggressiveness
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