Document Type : Research Paper
Abstract
The aim of this study was to determining the structural equation model of relationship between motivation climate and achievement goal. The statistical population of this study was club football talent (Perspoulis, Pishgaman, Saipa, Aboumoslem, Zobahan) in Mashhad (N=500). Based on Morgan Table, the size of statistical sample was calculated as 217 which after distributing and collecting questionnaires, 205 questionnaires were complete and eventually became the final analysis. For gathering data, two standard questionnaires, driven from motivation climate (Ronald et al, 2008) and achievement goal (Sean et al, 2008) were used. Validity of questionnaires was achieved through considering comments of professors of management sport course and by using Cronbach’s alpha test the reliability of questionnaires were found to be (α=0.72) and (α=0.79), respectively. The research method is correlational and has been done through field method. Descriptive scales and Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistical tests, Pearson correlation coefficient, analysis regression Stepwise and Path analysis were used to analyze the data. The results of correlation test indicated that there is a positive and significant relation (r=0.433, P≤0.01) between motivation climate and achievement goal. Furthermore the results of regression analysis showed that mastery motivation climate and ego motivation climate is expect to qualify achievement goal. It seems the motivation of players reinforces the coaches can have a positive impact on the achievement of target players and they provide better performance and condition.
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