Leadership Style of Judokas
A Comparison of Coach Leadership About Preferences From Inter-university level Male and Female Judo Athletes
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Leadership is the behavioural process of influencing the activities of an organized group toward specific goals and achievement of those goals. But leadership is often for more complex attempt to understand leadership should be concerned with why people comply as well as with how one person influence another. So, the purpose of study was to compare and analyse the coach leadership about preference from male and female Judo athletes. Two hundred sixty four (Males=140, Females=124)) inter-university level Judo athletes representing their respective university in inter-university competitions and...
Leadership is the behavioural process of influencing the activities of an organized group toward specific goals and achievement of those goals. But leadership is often for more complex attempt to understand leadership should be concerned with why people comply as well as with how one person influence another. So, the purpose of study was to compare and analyse the coach leadership about preference from male and female Judo athletes. Two hundred sixty four (Males=140, Females=124)) inter-university level Judo athletes representing their respective university in inter-university competitions and who volunteered to participate in this study, were selected to serve as subjects for this study. The subjects were in age group of 18 to 23 years. Leadership Scale for Sports developed by P. Chelladurai (1994) was selected as a criterion tool to measure preferred behaviour preferences of inter-university level Judo athletes. The statistical analysis of data on five dimensions of preferred leadership behaviour i.e. training and instruction (Tl), democratic behaviour (DB), autocratic behaviour (AB), social support (SS), and positive feedback (PF) collected on two hundred sixteen.
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