A Study on Relationships of Elderly Wai Tan KungParticipants’ Motivation, Behavioral Characteristics,Exercise Benefits, and Life Satisfaction －The Case of Three Counties in Central Taiwan

• Main Authors: Lin,Kuang-Hsiu, 林廣秀
• Other Authors: Wu,Shu-nv
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/17908581469441091924

碩士 === 大葉大學 === 管理學院碩士在職專班 === 100 === The present study aims to discuss the relationship among elder Wai Tan Kung participants’ motivation, participants behaviors, benefits of leisure, and life satisfication. The subject of this study involes Wai Tan Kung participants aged over 65 from three areas in central Taiwan. The purposive and convenience sampling method was adopted to design a questionaire. Among the 480 questionaires sent, 417 valid questionaires were collected. The percentage of valid questionaires collected is 86.8%. Date analysis contained Descriptive Statistics, Reliability Analysis, One way Analysis of Variance, Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient and Multiple Regression Analysis. The result of this study indicates that: 1.Significant variation can be found in participants’ motivation from different etirement status and occupational status. 2.Significant variation can be found in benefits of leisure from different participationpe- riod and sources of information. 3.There is significant partivipants showed significant forecast between participants’motivation and life satisfaction. 4.Participating seniority and partivipating times of Wai Tan Kung has partivipants showed significant forecast with life satisfaction. 5.The benefits of leisure to participants has significant partivipants showed significant forecast with life satisfacation. 6.The participants’ motivation, participants behaviors and benefits of leisure to partivipants showed significant forecast on life satisfaction. Based on the result of this study some suggestions were given for elders to make regular participating in Wai Tan Kung, and for relational organization to make a scheme of leisure and references for follow-up researchers.