探索和描述认证和非认证攀岩者对认证的态度、感知到的社会压力和控制力

Minette Strauss, Yolanda Stevens, T. Weilbach
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目前,南非攀岩者对认证缺乏了解,往往导致职业道路不明确、未经训练和非法指导,最终可能导致死亡。本研究探讨了休闲攀岩者和认证攀岩者对认证的态度、获得认证的社会压力以及对认证的控制程度。本研究采用定性设计对 28 名参与者进行了访谈,其中 11 人获得了登山发展与培训信托基金(MDT)认证,5 人获得了南非资格认证局(SAQA)认证。其余 12 名参与者没有接受过正规培训,也没有获得认证。数据是通过半结构化一对一访谈收集的。计划行为理论被用作分析南非攀岩者对认证的看法的理论框架。研究结果表明,未获得认证的攀岩者的看法可能是基于不正确的信息。这可能导致在没有社会压力的情况下,认证被认为是不必要的。此外,参与者认为,只有专业向导才需要适当的培训;相比之下,教授攀岩的教练则不需要同样的资格认证。最终,改变攀岩者对培训需求的态度,可以使南非攀岩业得到国际认可,提高安全标准,减少事故发生。
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Exploration and description of certified and non-certified rock climbers’ attitudes, perceived social pressures and control over certification
The current lack of knowledge of certification by South African rock climbers often leads to unclear career paths and untrained and illegal guiding that can ultimately prove fatal. This study explored recreational and certified rock climbers’ attitudes regarding certification, social pressure to obtain certification and the extent of control over certification. A qualitative design was used to interview a total of 28 participants; 11 participants were Mountaineering Development and Training Trust (MDT) certified and five participants were South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) qualified. The remaining 12 participants had no formal training and were non-certified. Data were collected in-person through semi-structured one-on-one interviews. The theory of planned behaviour was used as a theoretical framework to analyse the perceptions of rock climbers of certification in South Africa. The findings showed that the perceptions of non-certified rock climbers might be based on incorrect information. This may lead to certification being considered unnecessary when social pressure is not present. Furthermore, participants argued that only professional guides need proper training; in contrast, instructors teaching climbing did not need the same qualification. Ultimately, a change in the attitude of rock climbers towards the need for training could result in an internationally recognised South African rock-climbing industry with higher safety standards and fewer accidents.
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