The contribution of attention and its relationship to the accuracy of decision-making among karate judges and judges in the effectiveness of fighting in Iraq

Abstract

The research contained the introduction, importance and objectives, and the researcher used the descriptive method for its suitability of the research on a sample reached (55) referees and judges in karate, they were selected in the deliberate way, and the researcher designed a form to evaluate the accuracy of decision-making after presenting it to the experts and finding its sincerity and stability, then By conducting his main experiment by testing Borden for attention and assessing the decision-making accuracy of karate judges and judges on a research sample and after collecting the forms for the tests were treated statistically and the most important conclusions were:                                 

1- The existence of an exorcist relationship of moral significance for the manifestations of attention (concentration, intensity, diversion of attention) accurately decide scrupulously for karate judges and judges to combat effectively.

2- The presence of a significant contribution to the manifestations of attention (concentration, intensity, diversion of attention) accurately decision-making for karate judges and judges effectively combat.                                            

The most important recommendations are:                                                

1- Using exercises through which the mental aspect develops, especially exercises that are concerned with the manifestations of attention to karate referees and judges effectively fighting.                                                   

2- Use the decision accuracy assessment form periodically to test the accuracy of decision-making for karate referees and judges effectively fighting.