본 연구는 엘리트 축구선수를 대상으로 성별에 따라 기능성 움직임 검사(functional movement screen, FMS) 점수에 어떠한 차이를 보이는가에 대해서 조사하는 데 목적이 있었다. 본 연구에는 엘리트 축구선수 26명이 참여하였다. FMS 키트를 사용하여 7가지 기능성 움직임(딥 스쿼트, 허들 스텝, 인라인 런지, 어깨 가동성, 액티브 스트레이트-레그 레이즈, 몸통 안정성 푸쉬업, 그리고 회전 안정성)이 각각 수행되었다. 통계분석을 위해 독립 표본t-test를 사용하였다. 연구 결과, 남녀 축구선수 간에는 액티브 스트레이트-레그 레이즈에서 유의한 점수 차이가있었으며(P=0.012), 여자 축구선수가 남자 축구선수에 비하여 좀 더 높은 점수를 얻은 것으로 나타났다. 하지만, 딥 스쿼트, 허들 스텝, 인라인 런지, 어깨 가동성, 액티브 스트레이트-레그 레이즈, 몸통 안정성 푸쉬업, 회전 안정성, 그리고 FMS 총점에서는 두 집단 간 유의한 차이가 없었다(P>0.05). 결론적으로 이러한 결과는 남자 축구선수와 비교해서 여자 축구선수가 좀 더 좋은 고관절 가동성과 햄스트링 유연성을 갖고 있다는 점을 시사해주고 있다.

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Development and Validity Analysis of Korean Focusing Manner Scale-Revised (KFMS-R)

Korean Journal of Stress Research (2016)

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A Research on the Development and Validation of Korean Focusing Manner Scale-Revised (KFMS-R) Version The Korean Focusing Manner Scale (KFMS) has shown to have difficulties when applying to certain segments of the population, especially the elderly and youth groups. To develop the KFMS-R, a survey were undertaken targeting 474 male and female highschool students in the Seoul area, using stress response measures and self-control measures. The KFMS-R is comprised of 5 factors: 1) Aware, 2) reflect, 3) express, 4) accept, 5) keep one's composure. The KFMS-R’s factor composition was checked using correlation analysis between the stress response measures and self-control measures, and showed satisfactory internal trustworthiness. Thus, it is expected that the KFMS-R can be implemented easily and practically for clinical on-site session for youth and elderly groups. In addition, by enabling findings of flows between the sub-factors in implementing Focusing experiential psychological counseling, a more expeditious and effective treatment can be possible. (Korean J Str Res 2016;24:23∼33)

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The Power Of Affective Response And Cognitive Structure In Product-Trial Attitude Formation

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Jooyoung Kim Jon D. Morris

Consumers' affective responses to and cognitive structures in thinking about a product, and the influence of these processes on the trial experience evaluation, are examined in experiments where product types (hedonic and functional) and involvements (low and high) are simultaneously manipulated. The results show that affective response overrode cognitive structure under all experimental conditions in forming product-trial attitudes (A1), whereas the roles of affective response and cognitive structure were similar in product trial-based product attitude (Ap) formation. The implications of the varied roles of affective responses and cognitive structure in overarching models, and their roles in each experimental condition, are discussed.

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The Effects of Exposure Sequence, Publicity Valence and Product Attribute Consistency on the Integration of Advertising and Publicity

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Using several theories, including Information Integration Theory, Integrated Information Response Model, Confirmation Effect, and Contrast Theory, this study investigates the combined effects of advertising and publicity under the varied conditions of exposure sequence, publicity valence, and product attribute consistency. Results obtained through a 2 (sequence: Ad then Pub vs. Pub then Ad) × 2 (attribute variation: same attribute vs. different attribute) × 2 (valence of publicity: positive vs. negative) within-subjects factorial design show that advertising coupled with positive publicity induces Confirmation Effects regardless of sequence and attribute consistency, whereas negative publicity combined with advertising mostly produces Contrast Effects, with mixed results depending on the sequence and attribute consistency. More findings and implications are discussed.

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Integrating Advertising and Publicity

Journal of Advertising (2010)

Jooyoung Kim Hye Jin Yoon Sun Young Lee

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