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The purpose was to not only investigate the difference between the pilot test groups but also to find out what influence the perception-motor ability has on the pilot test group and have concluded as follows. First, the outcome of the research about the difference between the pilot test groups was that the superior group had faster perception speed than the average group(p<.01). The superior and average group had a more broad eye-hand coordination than the inferior group. Also the superior group had a higher (faster) prediction time than both of the other two groups. The average group had higher prediction time than the inferior group(p<.001). Second, it has been found that to the pilot test group, the perception-motor ability affects the perception speed by 3.4%, eye-hand coordination by 6.6% and prediction time by 89.0%. A proposal for follow-up studies from the conclusion above would be, first, because the research was conducted upon subjects which were limited to university students attending the department of aeronautical science, it would be unreasonable to generalize the outcome of this study. Therefore a more broad range of subjects should be chosen for generalization. Secondly, along with these findings, it would be a more in-depth study if complex studies such as numerous variables physical fitness, body composition, the relation with anxiety which are expected to affect the outcomes of the pilot test, and the affects of psychological aspects on the outcome of the pilot test are conducted together.