| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺灣體育學院 === 休閒運動管理研究所 === 93 === The study pourpose was to examine the association of several psychological factors with risk recreation involvement. Based on Celsi, Rose & Leigh’s（1993）model, the predictor variables in this study were communitas, flow and identity construction. The criterion variables were psychological and behavioral involvement including value, instrinsic motivation, centrality to lifestlye, frequency of participation and monefary expense. One hundred and fourteen participants from either paragliding, SCUBA diving or rockclimbing participated in the study. Canonical analysis found two significant canonical variates between the predictors and criterion variables. The first one suggested that partipants who had a higher level of risk recreation identity, a higher level of communitas, and experienced flow more frequently, might perceived the activity he/she participated as more value, participated more frequently and spent more menoy on the activity, and had higher level of centrality to lifestlye. The other one implied partipants who had a higher level of risk recreation identity, but simultaneously perceived a lower level of communitas and experienced flow less frequently, might perceived the activity as less valuable and spent less money on it, but took it as a central part of his/her lifestyle.
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