A survey on effects of the participation style of martial art classes in students majoring
in guard on both their major satisfaction and adapt to school lie was performed for 285
male and female students. The survey was carried out using a questionnaire on the
participation style of martial art classes, degree of major satisfaction, and adapt to school
life. Based on the survey, a correlation analysis was implemented to investigate effects of
the martial art class participation styles on both major satisfaction and adapt to school life.
Then, a multiple regression analysis was also performed. As a result, the sub-elements of
the martial art class participation styles, such as the cooperative and participation styles,
significantly affect the general satisfaction, class satisfaction, relationship satisfaction, and
cognitive satisfaction in the major satisfaction. In the martial art class participation styles,
the sub-elements, such as the cooperative, competitive, and participation styles, significantly
affect the class, sociality, and adapt to school environments in adapt to school life. The
sub-element of the major satisfaction, such as the general satisfaction, significantly affects
the adaptations in class, sociality, and school environments in adapt to school life.