THE JAPANESE JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Online ISSN : 1348-6276
Print ISSN : 0387-7973
ISSN-L : 0387-7973
EFFECT OF P-M LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOR PATTERNS UPON PERFORMANCE FACTORS IN PERCEPTUALMOTOR LEARNING (I)
JYUJI MISUMIHIROFUMI SHINOHARASEIICHI SATO
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1974 Volume 14 Issue 1 Pages 31-47

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The purpose of the present study is to classify types of learning process in the perceptualmoter task under the four conditions of P-M leadership behavior by applying the factor analytic technique. The P-M leadership behavior conditions were PM, P, M, and pm types. The inverted hiragana printing task was carried out continuously and intensively by the subjects-high school girlswith its rest period 10 minites, pre-rest trials 40, post-rest trials 5, the time required for each of the pre-and post-rest trials 30 seconds.
The result are as follows:
(1) As to performance, P-M leadership behavior was significantly related to trials, i, e., in the comparatively earlier trials P-type tended to be higher; in the intermediate trials there was no significant difference among the four conditions; in the later trials, especially in the postrest trials, The performance was PM>M=pm, and P>M type.
(2) From the product moment correlations among trials three principal axis factors were extracted, and then, the axis of them were rotated orthogonally by the Kashiwagi's geomax method. Three factors of the motivation for performance in the first, the intermediate and the last stages were found. The factor score in the first stage of the subjects under the P type was the highest, no difference among four types in the factor score in the intermediate stage, and the subjects under the PM type showed the highest factor in the last stage.
(3) To examine the profile patterns made up of three factor scores, Cattell's rp coefficients among all subjects were factor-analyzed by centroid method, and six factors were rotated by geomax method. With the performance and the pattern of these six factors, all subjects were eventually classified into five types. More subjects that showed the performance below the average were found in the M and pm types. Among the subjects that showed the performance above the average, those of the falling pattern were found more in the P type.

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