무용수들의 공연 전 스트레스 양상에 관한 연구

Abstract

This study was attempted to identify the stress appearances of dancers. The data were collected from 17 subjects who were scheduled to perform. Objective stress was measured by life events rating scale, and subjective stress was measured by GARS(Global Assement of Recent Stress) for four times every 2 week. 1. Through life events rating scale, life events are reported as follows, in the order of majority. Friendship & interest, health, success & accomplishment, exam & school and discord within family. 2. Through the GARS(Global Assesment of Recent Stress), there were significant increases of stress perception in stress1(stress of work, job & school), stress4(stressof sickness or injury) and stress8(overall global stress). There were some significant increases of stress perception in stress2(interpersonal stress), stress6(stress of unusal happenings) an stress7(stress of change or no change in routine). This results reveals that dancers perceive more stress, expecially in stress1(stress of work, job & school), stress4(stress of sickness of injury) and stress8(overall global stress), as performance day comes.