川合, 武司

中島, 宣行

浜野, 光之

KAWAI, Takeshi

NAKAJIMA, Nobuyuki

HAMANO, Koji

[ABSTRACT] The purpose of this study was to give standard materials or this kind of study and for coaching by measuring the state anxiety of starting members and bench warmers before and after game and making clear how the figures fluctuate. The subject of this research was three games in second female university volleyball league. "Starting members" mean seven players including Libero, and "bench warmers"-five players who are to play in game. The Japanese version of Spielberger's STAI was used to measure the state anxiety. The results are following. 1. Team performance or game result didn't show stable relations with state anxiety. It was suggested that how the game goes or how players regard this game greatly influence State anxiety. 2. Fluctuation rate of state anxiety before and after game showed minus in both starting members and bench warmers, that means state anxiety gets lower after game than before. It became clear that state anxiety of bench warmers, comparing before with after game, fluctuates more largely than that of starting members. 3. This study showed that state anxiety fluctuates depending on contents and meaning of the game for players; therefore it is important to judge these matters and to take care about mental conditions not only of starting members but of bench warmers before, during and after game.