CREATION OF A QUALITY ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE FOR RUGBY FOOTBALL REFEREE PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
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Objectives The purpose of this study was to extract the components, indicators, model performance measurement model of rugby football referees and assessing the quality of performance indicators of rugby football referees. This research used Mixed Method Research with Equal Status Sequential Design. The sample group in this study, professionals with experience in national and international rugby football referees were divided into two groups, consisting of five experts for semi-structured interviews to extract the body elements. Indicators and measurement models for rugby football referee performance indicators. After that, the quality of components, indicators, and measurement models created with the Modified Delphi Technique by 17 experts will be conducted to create a performance measurement model of the referee model. Rugby Football and Quality Assessment Performance Indicators of Rugby Football Referees. The results showed that Based on the performance measurement model of rugby football referees, 11 competencies were classified. From assessing the quality of performance indicators of rugby football referees both 11 aspects are correct and appropriate. Passed the evaluation criteria from experts. In conclusion, the results of the study showed that performance indicators personality morality, ethics and professional ethics communication Teamwork physical fitness Achievement-oriented Consciousness in work The accumulation of expertise skills in performing duties necessary knowledge, and the attitude towards being a judge It is an accurate and suitable competency for evaluating the quality of rugby football referees. It should be applied to assess competency of rugby football referees.
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