The Study of Relationship between the Awareness Level of Management Tasks with Self-efficacy in Sport Managers of Isfahan City
Abstract
Managers should have thorough knowledge about the management tasks and also more commitment toward their activities in order to be successful, understanding such factors have great value for promoting the organizational goals. The main purpose of the present paper is to examine the relationship of awareness of managers regarding their management tasks with self-efficacy in sport managers of Isfahan city. The research method is correlative-descriptive and the statistical sample is 91 individuals between 120 senior sport managers of Isfahan that were selected based on Cohen and Cochran formula through random sampling method. The data were gathered via research based questionnaires about awareness toward management tasks and Sherer self-efficacy questionnaire (1982). The reliability of these two questionnaires was confirmed according to Cronbach’s Alpha 0.74 and 0.78, respectively, after defining the face and content validity by the expertise. The obtained information was analyzed based on descriptive and inferential statistical methods, Kolmogorov–Smirnov test, Levene Test, Pearson correlation tests and one-variable t-test. The significance level for testing the hypothesis was considered as P≤0/05. The study of the findings showed an average level of awareness toward the management tasks and high level of self-efficacy in sport managers and a significant relationship between awareness of management tasks with self-efficacy.