Study On The Correlation Of Achievement Goals And Life Satisfaction Of Juvenile Tennis Players

To study the correlation of achievement goals and life satisfaction of juvenile tennis players, this dissertation adopt Achievement Goals Scales and Life Satisfaction Scales to make a research and analyze on the juvenile tennis players who join in the National Tennis Qualifying for Juvenile Players in 2008 and 2009. The result shows that:(1) There is no individual difference of self-relevance among juvenile players of different sexes, home locations, training styles, and training time per week. The self-relevance is different among those with more than 8 years training ages, those with less than 4 years, and those with 5-7 years. The difference also exists between first and second grade players. There is individual difference of else-relevance among those with different sexes, those with less than 4 years training ages and those with mare than 8 years, those trained in sports school and those trained by personal coaches. There is no individual difference of else-relevance among those with different home locations, training ages, and training time per week. The task objects are different among those with different grades, training styles, and training time. There is no individual difference of task objects between different sexes and home locations.(2) There is individual difference of life satisfaction among-juvenile players of different training ages. The difference does not exist among those of different sexes, home locations, grades, training styles, and training time per week.(3) The achievement goal is positively correlation with life satisfaction. The else-relevance of achievement goal is positively correlation with task objects and life satisfaction, and correlation does not exist between self-relevance and life satisfaction.(4) The life satisfaction of juvenile tennis players can be predicted through achievement goals with 18.0% of accuracy.