A Study of the Emotional Relationships among the Members of Folk Dance Community- "You-Ya Family"

• Main Authors: Chou,Ya-Ling, 周雅玲
• Other Authors: Lee,Chia-Yao
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/c4tr8n

碩士 === 國立臺北教育大學 === 體育學系碩士班 === 106 === Abstract Peer communities have positive values for today's busy social life. In this study, we analyzed the emotional relationships of the members who have attended a folk dance community from the college period till now. This study is conducted mainly through an intentional sampling manner of interviewing community members and participant observation is used as an auxiliary method .We found participating in the folk dance community is positive for people. In addition opportunities to contact people from different fields and expand interpersonal relationships, it can also increase opportunities for interaction and avoid feelings of alienation and loneliness; And then ,people can not only develop various abilities through the training of the folk dance community, such as interpersonal communication and behavoir, leadership, self-confidence, administrative coordination ability, but also improve teaching experience and ability, cognitive ability and sensitivity to music. Besides what has been mentioned, it can help people find their own , value and happiness from sports, open-mindedness to, all kinds of cultures, spiritual support, and realizinge their dreams; Research participants are most attracted to the activity for the purpose of working out and improving health. Another important factor is that the emotional relationship between members seem like bonds of a family, furthermore, it is also the extension and cohesion of the emotional relationships among members of the college folk dance community. Seeing from this, people are the most important factor. The quality of guiding teachers, dance partners and members is the main element that affects the folk dance activities; The "You-Ya family" community is a continuation of the emotional relationship and memory of young age. However, as the key men's gone, the community is going to be dissolved. Review this research, the participants in this study have been in folk dance community since college, whose deep bonds have spanned across the fence of time and gaps of crowds and continued to give out warm beams of nostalgia feeling in this busy society! Keywords:Community of interest, Sports participation, Emotional relationships, Nostalgia