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This study was carried out to analyze how psychological anxiety factors perceived by sky divers at thetime of sky diving affect self-confidence. To that end, a survey was executed on 150 sky divers and 123 questionnaires were selected for the final analysis with SPSS v.21. Major findings of the study are as follows: first, sky divers use stretching and breathing the most to cope with stress-related symptoms; second, psychological anxiety and self-confidence were different in religion, age and the number of sky diving; third, sky divers’ psychological anxiety affects self-confidence negatively. This study will contribute to developing a program to help sky divers enhance psychological coping techniques to reduce anxiety while increasing self-confidence at the time of sky diving. Keywords : Sky Diving, Sky Diver, State Anxiety, Trait Anxiety, Self-confidence * Corresponding Author: Sang-Hae, Byun(Seoul Venture Univ.) Tel: +82-10-2509-1054 email: jm1004@svu.ac.krReceived July 14, 2015Accepted September 11, 2015 Revised (1st August 24, 2015, 2nd September 8, 2015)Published September 30, 2015

A Study on the Effect of Psychological Anxiety Factors Perceived by Sky Divers on Self-confidence at the time of Sky Diving