Dissertations / Theses: 'Satisfaction des participants'

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Martin, Lucas D. "The Satisfaction of Participants In Utah's Mutual Self-Help Housing Program." DigitalCommons@USU, 2012. https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/etd/1252.

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The purpose of this study was to create a profile of Mutual Self-Help participants in Utah, measure their satisfaction with the program, and identify factors that lead to the willingness of participants to refer the program to others. The sample consisted of program participants at Neighborhood Nonprofit Housing Corporation and Rural Community Development Corporation from 2002 to 2009. A survey instrument was used to collect the data from the 114 responses. Descriptive statistics were used to create the profile of clients, satisfaction scores were analyzed with a t test, and a logistic regression was used to identify factors that contribute to participant referrals. Clients were on average White, had 2.4 dependents, and had at least some college or vocational education. Most were first-time homeowners, had more than $20,000 in equity, and had never missed a payment. The majority of clients reported high levels of satisfaction with the program, their home, and the neighborhood. Satisfaction with their home proved to be the major predictor of referring the program to others, significant at less than .01. The findings indicate that program participants are satisfied with the program. They have high levels of satisfaction, are likely to refer the program to others, and have derived significant benefits from the program in terms of equity and stability. This information can be used by nonprofits who administer the program, the USDA Rural Development who funds the program, and legislators who determine funding levels to assess the inputs and outputs of the program and better serve their clients.

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Palmer, Chip. "Bridge Program Participants' Satisfaction, Retention, Grade Point Average, and Credits Earned." ScholarWorks, 2017. https://scholarworks.waldenu.edu/dissertations/5514.

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An increasing number of first-generation college students enroll in college each year. However, according to national statistics, as many as 900,000 first-generation college students drop out each year. Colleges have developed summer bridge programs to help first-generation students succeed; participants have shown an increase in grade point average (GPA) and retention. There is limited research focusing specifically on private nonprofit university bridge programs, and national statistics show 34% of first-generation college students electing private universities. Thus, the purpose of this quantitative cross-sectional study was to evaluate a private nonprofit university bridge program called the Pfeiffer Readiness Education Program. Using the Seidman retention model as a theoretical framework, this study investigated student satisfaction, retention, GPA, and credits earned versus attempted for first-generation participants in an early intervention program. To determine statistical significance between groups of first-generation participants (n = 39) and first-generation nonparticipants (n = 35), t test is used. The early intervention program demonstrated statistical significance (p < .05) between participants and nonparticipants in student satisfaction, retention from Fall 2016 to Spring 2017, retention from Fall 2016 to Fall 2017, GPA in Fall 2016, GPA from Fall 2016 to Fall 2017, and credits earned versus attempted ratio for Fall 2016 to Fall 2017. This study may provide staff of similar institutions with understanding of the importance of early intervention programs for first-generation college students. Programs to retain and graduate first-generation college students could promote positive social change.

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Flores, Marisa J. "Marital conflict and marital satisfaction among Latina mothers: A comparison of participants in an early intervention program and non-participants." Thesis, University of North Texas, 2008. https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc9104/.

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The purpose of the study was to better understand marital conflict and marital satisfaction among Latina mothers in the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) program. Latina mothers living in a marriage or in a committed relationship (n = 91) reported levels of marital conflict and marital satisfaction. Between both groups, non-HIPPY mothers reported significantly less marital satisfaction and more conflict associated with affection than HIPPY mothers. A negative correlation (r = -.495, p <.001, n = 91) indicated that more satisfaction was related to less marital conflict. Out of ten marital conflicts, religion, leisure time, drinking, and other women (outside the relationship) best explained how satisfied mothers were in their relationship with their spouse. In this study, participants who were in the HIPPY program may have more support and higher marital quality. Social service programs such as HIPPY may help families build stronger marriages. Further research on Latino/Hispanic culture and values are important when developing culturally sensitive marriage and couples education.

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Flores, Marisa J. Nievar Angela M. "Marital conflict and marital satisfaction among Latina mothers a comparison of participants in an early intervention program and non-participants /." [Denton, Tex.] : University of North Texas, 2008. http://digital.library.unt.edu/permalink/meta-dc-9104.

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Khaleghi, Farrah K. "Evaluating Satisfaction of Participants within the Outreach and Engagement Program of MECCA." Thesis, Pepperdine University, 2017. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=10282149.

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The present study aimed to provide literature on community-based programs and correlated participant satisfaction, to examine the factors that contribute to participant satisfaction within community-based programs, and to evaluate outcomes of participant satisfaction for MECCA’s O&E program, as well as reflection on components of the O&E program that produce satisfaction ratings. The primary research question of the present study was: Were participants satisfied with their participant in MECCA’s O&E program for both fiscal years and if so, what factors may have contributed to their satisfaction? Through use of description analyses on outcomes of the Participant Satisfaction Survey from MECCA’s six community-based agencies, findings indicate that MECCA provided culturally-responsive and linguistically congruent services. Additionally, participants were satisfied overall with the O&E services and would elect to obtain services from the O&E program again. O&E’s success can be attributed to MECCA’s foundation in cultural responsiveness, diversity empowerment, destigmatizing mental health services, and collaboration with the communities to create and provide community-based programs.

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Russell, Jon D. "A study of motivational factors and satisfaction levels of participants in "Wheelin Sportsmen" hunting events /." Available to subscribers only, 2007. http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=1456296311&sid=13&Fmt=2&clientId=1509&RQT=309&VName=PQD.

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Wilson, Megan. "Differences in Depression, Anxiety, and Life Satisfaction between Intercollegiate Athletes, Intramural Participants, and Non-Athletes." TopSCHOLAR®, 2016. http://digitalcommons.wku.edu/theses/1739.

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It is widely supported that participation in athletics is positively correlated with increased overall health. However, some research indicates that participation in increased levels of competition is positively correlated with higher levels of depression and anxiety. This means, that if compared, athletes competing nationally or internationally would report higher levels of both depression and anxiety than athletes competing at the intercollegiate level. Research indicates that this could be caused by increased amounts of pressure, personal cost, and expectation. This study examines potential differences between intercollegiate, intramural, and non-athletes in these areas on a college campus. The first hypothesis is that depression symptoms will be more present in intercollegiate athletes than in intramural participants. The second hypothesis states that anxiety symptoms will be more prevalent in intercollegiate athletes than in intramural participants. The third hypothesis states that life satisfaction will be greater in intramural participants than in intercollegiate athletes. Lastly, the fourth hypothesis states that perceived social support and athletic identity will mediate the relationship between level of athletic participation and psychopathology. Participants in this study gave informed consent, completed a demographics questionnaire, and scales measuring depression and anxiety, life satisfaction, athletic identity, and perceived social support. The participants were recruited from intercollegiate teams, intramural teams, and psychology courses at Western Kentucky University. The first and second hypotheses were not supported since intramural participants did not have significantly different levels of depression compared to intercollegiate athletes and non-athletes. Results revealed intramural participants are more satisfied with life than intercollegiate and non-athletes, which supports the third hypothesis. The results also revealed that life satisfaction is mediated by both athletic identity and perceived social support, which shows partial support for the fourth hypothesis. The fourth hypothesis was not supported for depression and anxiety because these factors did not have significant differences between the groups so finding a mediating factor was not possible.

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YAO, Yechen. "Leisure and life satisfaction among Tai Chi and public square dance participants in Hong Kong." Digital Commons @ Lingnan University, 2015. https://commons.ln.edu.hk/soc_etd/38.

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Public Square Dance, or Guang Chang Wu (GCW) is a form of group dance that originated from Mainland China and has emerged gradually in Hong Kong. Like the more traditional Tai Chi, GCW is popular among the middle-aged and older adults, and is carried out in public spaces. However, the two activities seem to be treated quite differently by both government authorities and the general public. The study aims to compare the physiological, social and psychological benefits of the two forms of exercise. It also seeks to explore whether and how social determinants affect people’s choice to participate in either Tai Chi or GCW. 189 Tai Chi and 188 GCW participants were surveyed. Binary logistic regression, MANOVA and univariate ANOVA were used for data analysis. It is shown that age, gender, birthplace, employment, residence, as well as people’s leisure attitude, all influence the likelihood that someone participates in Tai Chi or GCW. On the other hand, the effects on well-being, social inclusion, social network and life satisfaction are similar between Tai Chi and GCW participants, though the two groups differ in terms of their opinions on leisure satisfaction and utilisation of public space. As GCW is largely an unsanctioned activity in Hong Kong, policy makers should acknowledge the advantages of GCW activity, and adopt measures that regulate GCW participation in Hong Kong. This is not only one of the early studies focused on the cultural differences between Mainland immigrants and natives in Hong Kong, it also has important implications for future research in leisure, gender, ageing and cultural studies.

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Quiane-Ruiz, Jorge-Arnulfo. "Allocation de Requêtes dans des Systèmes d'Information Distribués avec des Participants Autonomes." Phd thesis, Université de Nantes, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00464475.

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Nous nous intéressons aux systèmes d'informations où les participants (clients et fournisseurs) sont autonomes, c.à.d. ils peuvent décider de quitter le système à n'importe quel moment, et qu'ils ont des intérêts particuliers pour certaines requêtes. Dans ces environnements, l'allocation de requêtes est un défi particulier car les attentes des participants ne sont pas seulement liées aux performances du système. Dans ce contexte, l'insatisfaction des participants est un problème car elle peut les conduire à quitter le système. Par conséquent, il est très important de répondre aux attentes des participants de sorte à ce qu'ils soient satisfaits. Dans cette thèse, nous abordons ce problème en apportant quatre contributions principales. Primo, nous fournissons un modèle pour caractériser la perception des participants par rapport au système et proposons des mesures qui permettent d'évaluer la qualité des méthodes d'allocation de requêtes. Secundo, nous proposons une méthode d'allocation de requêtes, SbQA, qui permet d'équilibrer à la volée les intérêts tant des clients que des fournisseurs en se basant sur leur satisfaction. Tertio, nous proposons $bQA : une version économique de SbQA qui permet de passer à l'échelle en nombre de médiateurs, de participants, et par conséquent, de requêtes traitées. Quarto, nous proposons SbQR : une méthode de réplication de requêtes qui permet de supporter les pannes éventuelles des participants, tout en préservant leur satisfaction.

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Garofolo, Patricia L. "Motivations and life satisfaction of participants in institutes for learning in retirement programs : Great Lakes Region." Virtual Press, 1995. http://liblink.bsu.edu/uhtbin/catkey/955088.

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The purpose of this descriptive exploratory study was to investigate and report patterns of participation and motivational orientations of Institutes for Learning in Retirement (ILR)participants enrolled in ILR programs in the Great Lakes region. In addition, the study sought to identify relevant demographic characteristics for this segment of the population and the effects of ILR upon participation and participants' perceived life satisfaction.The Great Lakes region ILR participant profile was most likely to be female, between the ages of 66 and 70, married and living with spouse. She shared a relatively high economic status and extensive formal educational experience and was affiliated with her ILP program 1 to 2 years.Motives for ILR participation were examined using the Educational Participation Scale (EPS) A-Form (Boshier, 1991). Two influential motives for participation emerged. The first was "Cognitive Interest", the joy of learning for the sake of learning. "Social Contact," having an opportunity to meet new people and make friends, was the second major reason for participation.The perceived life satisfaction or subjective well being of ILR participants was explored using the Life Satisfaction Index A-Form (LSIA) (Neugarten, et al, 1961). Overall respondents revealed a perceived positive life satisfaction. Positive indications of well being include hopeful outlooks for the future, social interactions and sense of accomplishment.Results of this study indicate that the pursuit of intellectually stimulating adult educational programs offered within- a socially stimulating environment appeal to lifelong learners enrolled in Institutes for Learning in Retirement programs. This study supports the conclusion of previous investigators that intellectual stimulation is a strong underlying motivation for participation. The second major finding with regard to reasons for participation in ILR programs was the importance of "social contact."
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Soetanto, Robby. "Modelling satisfaction for main participants of the construction project coalition : a study of mutual performance assessment." Thesis, University of Wolverhampton, 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/2436/88294.

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Hyde, Sara Alexandra. "Do I Date My Dance Partner: An Examination of Marital Satisfaction Among Serious Leisure Participants in Partner Dancing." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2014. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/4213.

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The purpose of this study was to compare marital satisfaction among serious leisure participants in partner dancing and their spouses based on their participation patterns in dance (both dancers or only one dancer), with covariates of spousal support, satisfaction with leisure, and leisure-family conflict. This study not only found a significant relationship between marital satisfaction and participation patterns for dancers (participating together β =.2125), but the averages for joint and individual participation patterns fell on either side of the non-distressed versus distressed cut-off score for marital satisfaction, suggesting that participation in a serious leisure activity, like partner dancing, without your spouse was associated with marital distress, and participating with your spouse can help reduce or avoid that stress. Results also suggest that it is role support felt for a specific leisure activity (in this case, dance) that was related to marital satisfaction (β =.4925), but not support felt for general leisure activities or levels of support given. Finally, retiring to bed at the same time was confirmed as an important couple ritual that positively relates to marital satisfaction (β =.1548).

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Lanoue, Sèverine. "Perception des variables sociocontextuelles et satisfaction des besoins psychologiques fondamentaux de participants adultes dans des cours d’activités physiques de groupe." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/10470.

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Au Canada, près de 80 % des adultes ne sont pas suffisamment actifs, c’est-à-dire qu’ils n’atteignent pas les recommandations de 150 minutes d’activités physiques (AP) sur une base hebdomadaire (Statistique Canada, 2015b). Pourtant, les bienfaits physiques et psychologiques de l’AP sont scientifiquement reconnus (Lee, Shiroma, Lobelo, Puska, Blair et Katzmarzyk, 2012). C’est malheureusement entre 40 et 65 % des adultes actifs qui abandonnent leur pratique d’AP trois à six mois après avoir débuté (Annesi, 2003). Afin de mieux agir sur cette situation alarmante, la recherche en sciences de l’AP étudie une variable clé : la motivation. Le processus par lequel la motivation agit sur la pratique d’AP est influencé par une multitude de facteurs personnels, sociaux et environnementaux (McNeil, Wyrwich, Brownson, Clark et Kreuter, 2006). Les intervenants en AP sont évidemment des acteurs clés de ce processus de motivation en activité physique et il a été montré que leurs comportements a une influence sur de multiples facteurs (ex. : plaisir, persévérance, sentiment de compétence, motivation, etc.) (Annesi, 1999; Bray, Millen, Eidsness et Leuzinger, 2005; Brown et Fry, 2013, Huddleston, Fry et Brown, 2012; Sylvestre, Standage, Dowd, Martin, Sweet et Beauchamp 2014; Turner, Rejeski et Brawley, 1997; Winniger, 2002). Cette étude doctorale s’appuie sur la théorie de l’autodétermination (TAD), une théorie ayant démontré son utilité en sciences de l’activité physique (Silva, Marques et Teixeira, 2014). Ce projet emprunte à la TAD le concept de contexte social par l’intermédiaire des variables sociocontextuelles a) de soutien à l’autonomie, b) de structure et c) d’implication. Il emprunte également les trois besoins psychologiques fondamentaux : a) l’autonomie, b) la compétence et c) l’appartenance. La TAD postule qu’un contexte social perçu positivement favorise la satisfaction des besoins psychologiques fondamentaux qui, à leur tour, permettent de développer la motivation intrinsèque (Deci et Ryan, 1985). La documentation scientifique s’intéressant aux concepts de contexte social et de besoins psychologiques fondamentaux en AP avec les adultes est limitée. Bien qu’elles soutiennent les prémisses de la TAD, les recherches sont généralement basées sur des échantillons homogènes et de petites tailles. Ce constat a pour conséquence que peu d’études parviennent à considérer le large éventail de facteurs entourant la pratique d’AP. Le manque de prise en compte de certains de ces facteurs ne permet pas saisir toute la complexité du processus motivationnel en AP. Les objectifs principaux la thèse sont 1) de distinguer l’influence de caractéristiques personnelles, sociales et environnementales sur la perception des variables sociocontextuelles et sur la satisfaction des besoins psychologiques fondamentaux et 2) d’examiner les relations entre la perception des variables sociocontextuelles et la satisfaction des besoins psychologiques fondamentaux en considérant différentes caractéristiques personnelles, sociales et environnementales en contexte d’activités physiques de groupe offertes à des adultes. Afin de répondre à ces objectifs, un questionnaire a été administré auprès d’un échantillon de 452 adultes participants à des AP de groupe. Les répondants étaient actifs dans l’un des 44 cours d’AP menés par 44 intervenants différents et offerts par huit organisations indépendantes de services en AP. Deux instruments ont été utilisés afin de former le questionnaire aux participants. Le premier instrument, l’ « Échelle des besoins fondamentaux en sport » (ÉBPFS), composé de 15 énoncés, mesure la satisfaction des besoins psychologiques fondamentaux. Le deuxième instrument, le « Perceived environmental supportiveness questionnaire » (PESQ), composé de 12 énoncés, mesure la perception du contexte social par le biais de la perception des variables sociocontextuelles. En plus du questionnaire destiné aux participants, d’autres informations complémentaires ont été recueillies au sujet des caractéristiques des participants (âge, sexe, fréquence d’activité physique par semaine), des cours (titre du cours, description du cours, difficulté prescrite du cours, taille de groupe) ainsi que des intervenants (âge, sexe, expérience en tant qu’intervenant et formation). Les principaux résultats démontrent que la perception des variables sociocontextuelles de soutien à l’autonomie et d’implication ainsi que la satisfaction des besoins psychologiques fondamentaux de compétence et d’appartenance varient en fonction de différentes caractéristiques considérées. Les besoins semblent davantage varier selon les facteurs d’âge des participants et de fréquence d’AP ainsi qu’en fonction de la difficulté du cours. Quant à la perception des variables sociocontextuelles, elle varie en fonction de facteurs tels que le type de cours, la difficulté du cours, la taille du groupe et la formation de l’intervenant. Les résultats des corrélations et des analyses de régressions multiples tendent à confirmer ces observations. Celles-ci montrent que les variables sociocontextuelles sont davantage influencées par des facteurs sociaux et environnementaux (expérience de l’intervenant, formation de l’intervenant, difficulté du cours et taille du groupe). Concernant les besoins psychologiques fondamentaux, l’âge du participant semble le facteur qui présente le plus d’influence. La fréquence de participation à des AP et le sexe de l’intervenant influencent également le besoin de compétence alors que le type de cours influence le besoin d’appartenance. Il est également noté une forte relation entre la perception de l’implication de l’intervenant et la satisfaction du besoin d’appartenance du participant. D’ailleurs, cette relation représente le seul résultat prédictif significatif entre les variables sociocontextuelles et les besoins psychologiques fondamentaux. Une des contributions principales de ce travail est d’examiner la relation entre le contexte social et les besoins psychologiques en considérant plusieurs autres facteurs peu considérés dans les études précédentes. Les résultats observés démontrent toute la complexité du processus de la motivation en AP et permettent de se prononcer sur l’influence potentielle de plusieurs variables indépendantes. Malgré cette contribution, la part modeste de variance expliquée qui est observée, permet de croire qu’encore plus de variables interagissent dans ce processus. Néanmoins, une analyse typologique soutient les prémisses théoriques dans la mesure où les participants qui perçoivent plus favorablement le contexte social rapportent une satisfaction plus élevée de leurs besoins psychologiques fondamentaux. De plus, les résultats permettent de mettre en évidence l’importance de traiter chacune des variables sociocontextuelles de manière individuelle. En effet, certains résultats démontrent que le fait de considérer ces trois variables sociocontextuelles comme un ensemble pourrait constituer un obstacle à la compréhension des relations ainsi qu’à l’application des résultats en contexte de pratique. Finalement, une meilleure compréhension des facteurs qui peuvent influencer le processus de la motivation en AP permettrait aux professionnels, actifs ou en devenir, d’ajuster leurs interventions afin de mieux satisfaire les besoins psychologiques fondamentaux de leurs participants. Par ailleurs, les résultats de cette étude tendent à montrer que les intervenants qui planifient eux-mêmes les contenus de leurs séances, plutôt que d’appuyer leur contenu de séance sur un programme externe, favorisent le développement d’une perception positive des variables sociocontextuelles et du besoin d’appartenance. Les intervenants permettraient alors aux participants de développer davantage leur motivation intrinsèque pour la pratique d’activités physiques ainsi que le maintenir d’un mode de vie actif.

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Finning-Kwoka, Shannon M. "The effect of a sophomore year experience on-campus living-learning community participants' sense of meaning in life, academic self-efficacy, and satisfaction /." Connect to this title online, 2009. http://etd.lib.clemson.edu/documents/1246559465/.

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Yiao, Wu-I., and 姚晤毅. "Establishing Satisfaction Evaluation Indicatorsof Trade Show Participants." Thesis, 2005. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/72845674853981422355.

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元智大學
管理研究所
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This study is to develop and establish the satisfaction evaluation indicators of trade show participants toward exhibition host, through literature study, in-depth interviews with experts, members of exhibition association, and some of the representative participants. First, we discuss the relationship between exhibition host and participants, and then analyze the actions of exhibition host during planning stage, exhibition stage and post-exhibition stage and its impact on participants’ performance and preparation, and last, we discuss about its influence on effectiveness and satisfaction of exhibition. Based on the above interviews and actual experiences, the five aspects of actions of trade show exhibition host and its variances will be analyzed and summarized. In September 2004, the initial questionnaire survey was conducted in WuHan, HuBei, China. After revising the questionnaire, the survey was conducted again in July 2005 at Exhibition Hall 1 of Taipei World Trade Center by the participants of two exhibitions—“Taipei International Mold and Equipment Exhibition” and “Taipei International Bio-Tech Exhibition”. Factor analysis and regression analysis were used afterwards to evaluate five aspects of actions of exhibition host (overall quality level of exhibition, marketing performance, exhibition layout, service personnel quality, and entrance/exit support) and its impact on the satisfaction level of participants toward various aspects (booth position, service, preparation, participating effectiveness, and overall satisfaction). After deleting improper variances, a formal “Satisfaction Evaluation of Exhibition Participants” is developed.

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Schenk, Robert Eugene. "Satisfaction with arbitration: a survey of participants." Thesis, 1988. http://hdl.handle.net/10945/23111.

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The objective of this paper is to attempt to determine whether participants in the arbitration process are satisfied with arbitration, as it is practiced today, as a means for resolving their disputes. A questionnaire was developed and distributed to those parties who had arbitrated a case to settlement over the last two and one-half years as recorded in the offices of the Atlanta, GA office of the American Arbitration Association. Chapter One of the paper provides an introduction to arbitration and summarizes some of the historical events in the field. Particular emphasis is placed on the history of construction arbitration in the United States. Chapter Two discusses the American Arbitration Association and its importance in the field of commercial arbitration. In Chapter Three, definitions of some of the terminology used in arbitration is presented to aid the reader in understanding what has been written. The results of the survey are presented in Chapters Four and Five. Chapter Six presents the conclusions and recommendations which were obtained and derived from the results of the survey. Finally, in Chapter Seven, recommendations for further study are presented. Theses. (FR)

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Ying, Lai Chih, and 賴芝縈. "Motivation Participation and Satisfaction toward Dance Leisure Participants." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/36175915570467762997.

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開南大學
觀光運輸學院碩士在職專班
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Experiencing the ‘Dance Leisure’ not only focus on dancing, but aslo release the self-pressure and personel nexity through the dance leisure actitites. The purpose of this study was to investigate the motivation, participation and satisfaction focus on dance leisure participants with various educational backgrounds. The current status and relationship among the factors of motivation, participation and satisfaction of dance leisure participants were also to be explored. This study conducted the Questionnaire Survey Method. 390 subjects were randomly selected from Dance Leisure Participants. The researcher designed the Motivation, Participation, and Satisfaction toward Dance Leisure Participants Questionnnaire as the main instrument. The questionnaire was organized as follows: (a) Background Information (b)Scale Measurement of Motivation, Participation ,and (c)the Scale Measurement of Satisfaction. The collected data were analyzed through the methods of descriptive statistic, Independant Sample t-test, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe, Pearson’s correlationcoefficient, Multiple regression analysis. The major results were as follows: 1.Most of the participants are females. Their ages are from 30 to 39 years old, the monthly salaries are between 15,001 and 30,000, and most of their occupations are freelancers. 2.The levels of motivation and participation, from the higher level to the lower level, are social needs, pressure release, self-development, and healthy physical fitness. 3.The levels of satisfaction, from the higher level to the lower level, are pressure releasing, self-understanding, social communication, educational learning, and environmental space. 4.The participants with different genders and monthly wage have significant differences in motivation, and participation. According to Gender factor, females received the higher level of participation than males. 5.The participants with different genders and monthly wage have significant differences in satisfaction. According to Gender factor, females received the higher level of satisfaction than males. 6.There was a positive correlation between motivation, participation and satisfaction. 7.The result reaches the level of statistical significance. This shows that the motivation, participation are great influences on satisfaction. 8.Among the options, participation and satisfaction are the most influential to satisfaction. The results of the study could provide entrepreneurial organizations,government institutions, schools, and communities as a reference to popularize the dance leisure activities. In addition, through the creative dancing, people can build the well interaction with people, release pressure, enhance self-confidence, and cultivate the spirit of cooperation.

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Huang, Yi-Ching, and 黃怡菁. "Satisfaction of the Participants in the Taichung Jazz Festival." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/88882979360515604385.

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東海大學
景觀學系
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Taichung Jazz Festival is an annual international arts and cultural representative festival in Taichung, about 90,000 participants in the 1st festival in 2003, until the 10th festival in 2012 named “Jazz the way you are”, already over 900,000 participants. In 2012 it is the first time to use rebuilt “Calligraphy Greenway Middle” and “CMP Block Museum of Arts”. This study in connection with participants of 2012 Taichung Jazz Festival, to discuss about the satisfaction of site of activities and related facilities, also to explore the satisfaction and difference of respondents’ personal property and experience, and compare participants’ satisfaction and difference from past years.We work through questionnaire, to measure satisfaction degree by Likert scale in five points scale. We stayed in the site several times during the activity, to survey by questionnaire to participants, sampling by convenience sampling. The result shows interviewees of 2012 are more satisfied with sound effect, site planning and leisure space, also satisfaction of past years are the same. It shows in activity of music, sound effect and site planning which interviewees care are highly recognized. Compared with satisfaction degree of past years, events including sound effect, stage decoration, leisure space, site planning, food vendor and arts market are with higher satisfaction degree. It shows organizer’s intention makes participants with greater recognition to activities in 2012. We also finds out that interviewees’ satisfaction degree of stage decoration and lighting is affected by participating days, gratification degree score is obviously higher for people who participated more days, it means people with more time and chance to understand stage decoration and lighting are more satisfied, therefore, they give positive recognition to the organizer. Staying time for 2012 activities of interviewees also influences satisfaction degree of sound effect and leisure space, interviewees participated for shorter time are with higher satisfaction degree because of not easy to find out defect of sound effect, it needs organizer to improve to make long-term participants give higher gratification degree. The first time Taichung Jazz Festival hold in Calligraphy Greenway Middle and CMP Block Museum of Arts in 2012 did gain high satisfaction from participants, they also expect activities in the future. For many years, this activity in Taichung is already expected every year by people who love Jazz, also food vendor and arts market increase attraction. Besides, guide instruction, mobile toilet and shading facilities need to be improved, we hope it will be better in the future, not only to provide opportunity to enjoy Jazz music, but to improve people’s attainment of Jazz music.

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Huang, Yu-Ching, and 黃鈺菁. "Quality of life and Sexual satisfaction of yoga participants." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/80473129630446199480.

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碩士
臺北巿立體育學院
休閒與運動管理碩士班
98
Abstract The purpose of the study was to know the relationship between the yoga exercise participants of the quality of life and sexual satisfaction. The subjects were Chiu Su Jen Yoga center members were convenience sampling selected to be the research targets and were asked to complete the questionnaire, Total research polls were 450, and 420 of them were valid. The percentage of validity was 93.33%. The methodology of analysis includes descriptive statistics, factor analysis, independent t-test, one-way ANOVA and Pearson correlation analysis. The results and conclusion: 1. The majority of yoga participants were females of 95%, age between 31~50 of 64.3%, College and above education the most proportion, up to 65.9%, income of month were under 10,000 dollars (24.3%) and 30,001~40,000 dollars (20.0%), total is 44.3%, housewife (25.7%) and service trade (26.9%), total is 62.6%, the most people participants course was Hatha-yoga of 92.1%, the fixed sexual couple for the largest percentage of 78.1%. 2. The yoga exercise participants were above average of the quality of life the mental component the highest, it could be stretch and deep thought, let the mental got comfortable and relax. Sexual satisfaction was above average the sexual relationship the highest. It made the body shape, could attract sexual partner to hug. 3. The males of the sexual attitude of the setting attribute. The males of the sexual attitude more open than females. The fixed sexual couples of the quality of life and sexual satisfaction of the setting attribute. After the fixed sexual couples was participate yoga exercise, the quality of life and sexual satisfaction was highest than the non- fixed sexual couples. 4. The significant were differences statistic variants in the quality of life of the setting attribute. More the young age was participate yoga exercise, the fixed sexual couples was participate frequency, times and self-involvement more the higher, that would feel satisfaction of the quality of life. 5. The significant were differences statistic variants in the sexual satisfaction of the setting attribute. The sexual satisfaction of the yoga exercise participants of different in age, occupation, level of education, income, history of practiced yoga and self-involvement. More the young age participate yoga exercise, the fixed sexual couples; High education, high income and self-involvement were more the higher that would feel satisfaction of the sexual satisfaction. 6. The yoga exercise participants of the quality of life and sexual satisfaction between had positive correlation. The quality of life was highest than sexual attitude and sexual communication more positive. After participate in yoga not only could improve figure and know the same friends, but promote the quality of life and sexual satisfaction. The department of relative should popularization. That could research different exercise involvement of the quality of life and sexual satisfaction in the future.

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Ting, Wang Tzu, and 王姿婷. "Satisfaction of the Participants in the Pingxi Sky Lantern Festival." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/20847772451313907202.

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碩士
東海大學
景觀學系
101
Ping-Xi Sky Lantern Festival activities have been held in 15 years. As high popularity, the number of visitors is increasing. But, the following problems are fire, environmental protection, garbage...etc. EPA (Environmental Protection Bureau) statistics the waste in 2012 Sky Lantern Festival amounts to 24 tons. Because of more visitors in 2013, the amount of waste as much as 64 tons. Other problems which like traffic jam and infrastructure lacked are often complained by visitors. In order to understand requires of increased visitors, I start to research the visitors in Sky Lantern Festival activities. The purpose is to investigate the satisfaction of visitors, the weather's impact on satisfaction, the association of transportation's comfort and convenience, and difference of satisfaction in three locations (Chin-Tung elementary school, Ping-Xi junior high school, Shih-Fen sky lantern square). After surveying by questionnaire methods, the results of research shows the weather, gender, age, occupation, travel companion, current residence, years of participation, part time, free sky lantern, looking forward to next year are significant parameters. About the difference of satisfaction in three locations shows that traveling by the shuttle bus is more comfortable and convenient. About the compare of refuse disposal in three locations, the results shows Shih-Fen sky lantern square is better, due to join of university volunteers. Proposed the recycling station should be kept in annual Ping-Xi Sky Lantern Festival activities. Not only to promote students help and contribute to society, but also to reduce environmental wasted problem. 【Key words】 surrounding environment, facilities, overall activity

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Huang, HSUN-YUAN, and 黃薰緣. "Relation among Participants’ Counseling Expectations, Attachment Styles,and Counseling Satisfaction." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/66986165915844996355.

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碩士
國立屏東教育大學
教育心理與輔導學系碩士班
102
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship among participants’ counseling expectations, their attachment styles, and counseling satisfaction. The 353 subjects who sought individual counseling services at the university counseling centers in Southern Taiwan between September 2013 and May 2014 were selected. The instruments included: Tinsley’s (1982) Expectation about Counseling, modified and translated by Yuan (2009), Scale of Attachment Styles (C.–F. Wang, X.–T. Lin, D.–R. Zhang, 1997), and Counseling Satisfaction Inventory –Brief (CSI, C.-F. Chen , S.–C. Jiang, 2011). Multivariate analysis of variance, canonical correlation analysis, hierarchical regression analysis, and structural equation model were examined by means of SPSS 12.0 and AMOS 20.0. The results are as follows: (a) Canonical correlation analysis revealed that counseling expectations, attachment styles, and counseling satisfaction were correlated; (b) If the participants have appropriate expectations toward personal commitment and counselors’ facilitative conditions, their counseling satisfaction is predictably to be higher; and (c) The participants who belong to secure attachment styles rather than the other three styles are positively predicted in terms of facilitating & positive relationship and change & effectiveness dimensionalities ; and (D) Counseling expectations have significant influences on counseling satisfaction, either direct or indirect ways. The participants’ expectation of counseling directly affects the formation of satisfaction: the direct effect size is 0.16; and also through the " preoccupied attachment" indirectly affect counseling satisfaction, the indirect size is -0.23 (p < .05). These findings revealed that preoccupied attachment styles might mediate the relation between counseling expectation and counseling satisfaction. Research findings, implications for counseling practices, and recommendations for future research are further discussed.

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LIU, YUN-SHIN, and 劉芸馨. "The Research on Recreation Experience and Satisfaction of Waterskiing Participants." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/z325w3.

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碩士
大仁科技大學
休閒事業管理研究所
106
The purpose of this research was to explore the current situation and relevance of recreational experience and satisfaction of water skiing leisure participants, and to study the behavior mode of participants in cable-waterskiing in Taiwan based on relevant literature and theoretical framework. This research method took quantitative research as the main type, conducted research by questionnaire survey method, adopted convenient sampling method for group sampling test, and sent out 300 questionnaires. The total number of questionnaires collected was 300, and after screening, there were 277 valid questionnaires. The efficiency was 92.3%; the SPSS22.0 statistical analysis software was used to perform descriptive statistics, independent sample t-test, single-factor variance analysis, and regression analysis. The research results showed that the recreational experience and satisfaction of the waterskiing sports participants had significant differences in different contexts, while the waterskiing sports participants had a positive and significant impact on the satisfaction of the recreation experience. Based on the above research results, this research proposed relevant units and organizations to make relevant recommendations.

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Yu, Kuo-Ping, and 余果萍. "The Study on Participate Motivation, Service Quality and Satisfaction of Participants in China Youth Corps (CYC) Leisure Courses." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63082303051285347992.

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碩士
國立臺灣師範大學
運動與休閒管理研究所在職碩士班
99
The purpose of this study was to investigate the difference among the participators’motivation, service quality and satisfaction to the sports and recreational programs of Taoyuan Social Education Center, China Youth Corps (CYC). Subjects of this study were consisted of 621 participators from 4 social educational centers in Taoyuan, CYC. The instrument of this study was by using “Questionnaire of Evaluating Satisfaction for sports and recreation courses participation of CYC”. Data analysis was by descriptive statistics, t-test, one-way analysis of variance, Pearson’s correlations and multiple regression by using IBM SPSS 19.0 statistic package software. The results of this study indicated that: 1. There are significant differences for motivation, service quality and satisfaction of the sports and recreational courses among the participators. 2. The participatos’ motivation are significant correlated with satisfaction of the sports and recreational courses. 3. The participatos’ service quality satisfaction are significant correlated with satisfaction of the sports and recreational courses. 4. The participators’ satisfaction of motivation and service quality are highly forecasted to satisfaction of the sports and recreational courses.

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邱銘祥. "Study of Service Quality and Satisfaction of the Triathlon Event Participants." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/28410337624229765983.

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碩士
臺北市立教育大學
體育學系體育碩士學位在職進修專班
100
This research is for the purpose of discussing the iron man three competition service quality to forecast of situation the contestant degree of satisfaction. Take 2011 the Yilan international iron man three championship tournaments as the scopes; Uses the questionnaire survey procedure, from arranges it by the researcher “the iron man three competition service quality and the degree of satisfaction of questionnaire” the achievement studies the tool, picks decides way of the sampling, altogether sends out 400 questionnaire, recycles 375 questionnaire, after the rejection fills in answers not not completely, fills in answers the way mistake and so on the invalid questionnaire, altogether effective questionnaire 335, effective questionnaire returns-ratio 83.75%. The researcher uses SPSS for the Windows 12.0 coverall software to carry on the analysis, describes statistical, the project analysis, the exploring factor analysis, repetition quantity number single factor statistical methods and so on variance analysis, texamination, ANOVA and multi-dimensional return carries on the analysis, finally discovered: First, iron man three movement contestants basic background structure present situation, by the male primarily, the age level concentrates below 20 years old with 40-45 year old between, the professional Israeli troops Catholicism tribal grouping tribal group primarily, the education level by the university/faculty school record majority, each month of income (including) below is in the majority in 20,000 Yuan, housing area take Miaoli (including) north of as many, the participative number of times is in the majority by 2 times below. Second, iron man three movement contestants to approval degree service quality various factors, by “competition information” the approval degree is highest, is in turn “the interaction quality”, “the competition quality”, finally is “the environment facility”. Third, the iron man three movement contestants to approval degree the degree of satisfaction various factors, by “the participation anticipated” the approval degree is highest, is in turn “the active rule”, “the competition is satisfied”, finally is “the participation value”. Fourth, the iron man three movement contestants to the service quality and the degree of satisfaction of regression analysis, “the service quality” have variable forecast function to “the degree of satisfaction”, the basis select variable are “the interaction quality”, “the environment facility”, “the competition quality”, “the competition information”.

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Lee, Ｗen-Chih, and 李文志. "The Relationships Between Satisfaction and Behavior Intention of Ocean Swimming Participants." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/55730429558922942575.

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碩士
臺北巿立體育學院
休閒與運動管理碩士班
98
The purpose of this study was to investigate the participants’ perceived satisfaction and behavioral intention toward sea swimming event held at south bay in Hengchun, Taiwan. Data for this study were collected from 402 event participants sampled (convenience sampling) in northern, central, southern, and eastern residential region by a self-administered questionnaire with 367 effective responses, the questionnaire response rate was 87.4%. The quantitative analysis of the data was conducted through descriptive statistics, independent t-test, one-way ANOVA, and Pearson’s correlation. The results: (1) 64% of the participants were male. Majority of the participants (60.7%) aged 41-60. Approximately 33.2% of the participants have a high school degree, and 24% of the participants were self-employed. Based on their responses in swimming behavior, 54.8% of the participants had engaged in swimming for over 8 years. 68.7% of them swam in swimming pool in the early morning (before 8 am), exercise duration last around 30-60 minutes (96.8%). They tended to participate the event in-group (74.1%). More than 36% of them had participated in similar events for more than 8 times, and their favorite sea swimming site was the southern sea shore of Taiwan (68.4%). (2) No significant differences were found both in satisfaction and behavioral intention for different age, vocation and education level. (3) There were significant differences in active services and convenience dimension of satisfaction between man and women. Also, There were significant differences in external response and pay back dimension of behavioral intention between man and women. (4) The satisfaction and behavioral intention of the participants was positively correlated. In conclusion, sea swimming event participants have a higher age profile; the event organizer should put more efforts at promoting this event to young college students (age more than 18). Moreover, Based on participants’ past experience engaged in swimming and exercise frequency, the results indicated that most event participants seriously engaged in swimming sport.

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TSAI, MENG-HUNG, and 蔡孟宏. "A Study on the Motivations, Satisfaction and Obstacles of Participants in Changchun County and Yunlin County Jupo Participants - Taking Participants over 45 Years of Age as Examples." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/drm3nk.

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國立臺灣體育運動大學
休閒運動管理研究所
105
Woodball is a sport that was invented in Taiwan. It’s now introduced to people of all ages. With the increasing number of aging population, the world is changing into an aging society. Woodball is a suitable sport for the elderly, and it can help raise the quality of their lives. This study aims to explore the motivation and satisfaction of participation in woodball by the elderly, and the factors of leisure sport constraints. The research method used in this study was Questionnaire Survey.127 questionnaires were submitted to people in target areas, and 118 of them were returned effectively. Through statistical analysis, the results were as follows. 一、most of woodball participators were male and over-65-year-old public employees. They have normal exercise capability, and have played woodball for over 9 years. They play woodball twice or three times, 61 to 90 minutes a week. 二、the highest motivation of woodball participators was the pursuit of interest. Intrinsic satisfaction was higher than extrinsic satisfaction. 三、comparing to females, the motivation and satisfaction of male participation were stronger and higher. At the same time, females were more easily affected by the constraining factors. 四、there were no significant differences in motivation, satisfaction, and leisure sport constraints among woodball players at different ages, different occupations or years for play woodball. Movement performance had no significant differences at motivation and satisfaction, but had movement performance at leisure sport constraints. How many times with play woodball in every week no significant differences at leisure sport constraint, but significant differences at satisfaction. 五、the maximum number of hours every time participants play woodball sport has significant different in motivation and satisfaction, but no significant different in leisure sport constraints.This study provides information about aging woodball participators, and hopes to help promote woodball.

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Hsieh, Ming-Ru, and 謝明儒. "A Study of Relationship between Motives and Satisfaction of Frisbee Games Participants." Thesis, 2009. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/19193818255295988587.

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大葉大學
休閒事業管理學系碩士在職專班
97
This study explored proposed relationships between motivation for flying disk activities participation and satisfaction. Data were collected from 137 flying disk activities participants with a self-report questionnaire. The questionnaire was modified from Chen Wen-Chang’s sporting recreation activities participating motivation scale and Beard and Ragheb’s leisure motivation scale. Data collected were further analyzed using Pearson product-moment correlation and analysis of variance (one-way ANOVA) to test proposed hypotheses. The results suggested that there is a positive correction between motivation for flying disk activities participation and satisfaction. In order to encourage more people to participate in flying disk activities, in others words, a well thought out marketing campaign will be needed.

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馬上閔. "The Differences of Participants’ Demand and Satisfaction for the Host’s Tourist Service:." Thesis, 2001. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/87431765706883470324.

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國立體育學院
體育研究所
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the differences of participants’ demand and satisfaction for the Host’s tourist service in 2001 National Intercollegiate Sporting Event. The sample consisted of 351participants in 2001 National Collegiate Sporting Event. The instruments administered to the subjects were Inventory of Tourist Service Demand for the Sporting Event and Inventory of Tourist Service Satisfaction for the Sporting Event. The collected data were analyzed by t-test, independent sample one-way ANOVA, and one-way MANOVA. The major findings were as follows: 1.Differences of participants’ tourist service demand among background variables (1)There was significant difference of opening ceremony activity service in gender, but there were no significant differences of routine service, extension service, and information service. (2)There were significant differences of routine service, opening ceremony activity service, extension service, and information service among participants with different monthly salary. (3)There were significant differences of extension service and information service among participants with different education degree, but there were no significant differences of routine service and opening ceremony activity service. 2.Differences of participants’ tourist service satisfaction among background variables (1)There were significant differences of routine service and extension service in gender, but there were no significant differences of opening ceremony activity service and information service. (2)There were significant differences of routine service and information service among participants with different monthly salary, but there were no significant differences of opening ceremony activity service and extension service. (3)There were no significant differences of routine service, opening ceremony activity service, extension service and information service among participants with different education degree. 3.Differences of tourist service demand among participants and spectators (1)There were significant differences of routine service, opening ceremony activity service, extension service and information service among different kinds of participants. (2)There were significant differences of routine service, extension service and information service among different kinds of spectators, but there was no significant difference of opening ceremony activity service. 4.Differences of tourist service satisfaction among participants and spectators (1)There were significant differences of routine service, extension service and information service among different kinds of participants, but there was no significant difference of opening ceremony activity service. (2)There was significant difference of opening ceremony activity service among different kinds of spectators, but there were no significant differences of routine service, extension service and information service.

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Trang, Tran Thi Diem, and 陳氏艷莊. "The Factors Affect Participants’ Satisfaction : A Case Study at Flight Training Center." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/v7wzt5.

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美和科技大學
企業管理系經營管理碩士班
105
Vietnam Airlines in general and Flight Training Center in particular is confronting significant challenges and competitions in the industry.Maintaining its position and further developing affected strongly by the organization’s capacity to satisfy the increasing needs of customers. Therefore, understanding the customers’ perception of service quality and their satisfaction toward the service is a vital mission for the organization to survive. The major objectives of the study are to identify the service quality factors that affects the satisfaction of the participants-the customers of the Flight Training Center, to examine the degree of the influences of the factors and then to suggest some solutions to improve the service quality ofthe organization. Additionally, the satisfaction levels of participantsare also compared using demographics factors such as age, job, education level,workexperience, nationality. The survey was conducted among 350 pilots and flight attendants who had classes at Flight training center from March 1st, 2017 to April 7th, 2017. The answers of 287 out of 350 participants are used to apply quantitativeanalysis.According to the findings,service quality factors perceived by participants include four factors: instructors, the Flight Training Center’s reliability, the Flight Training Center’s participants-focus activities and Flight Training center’s facilities. As well, three out of these four dimensions are identified to have significant impacts on the participants’ satisfactions, which are participants-focus activities, instructors and facilities. Additionally, there are differences in level of satisfaction between pilot and flight attendant and between male and female participants. The study, together with another studies, confirms the appropriateness of the application of SERVPERF model in measuring the service quality and satisfaction in training industry. At the same time, the results of the research support the idea that the dimensions of the service quality may vary among different service sectors (Brady and Cronin 2001; Collins 2005,Van Dyke et al, 1997).

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LIAO, SHU-FEN, and 廖淑芬. "A Study on Motivation, Recreation Experience and Satisfaction of Canoe Activity Participants." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/uq9tbq.

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臺灣觀光學院
觀光與餐旅管理研究所
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In this study, participants of the Qingshui cliff canoe activities were surveyed by adopting convenience sampling. A total of 264 questionnaires were distributed, 264 copies were collected, and 260 valid questionnaires were received. Through descriptive statistics, reliability analysis, independent sample t-test, one-way Analysis of Variance, multiple regression analysis, the results described the characteristics of participants, and analyzed their differences in motivations, participation experience and satisfaction. The results also showed the correlations between participants' motivation, recreation experience and satisfaction, and then explored the influence of participation motivation and recreation experience on satisfaction. Important results were outlined as follows: 1. The characteristics of participants: the majority of participants were females with age ranging from 31 to 40 years old, unmarried,and their educational level was mainly college and university, and they worked in the service industry with monthly income of 20,001-30,000 yuan on average, and their the residence was in the eastern region.The sunrise group was the most popular tour, and the participants’ common companions were classmates and friends. 83.5% were the first time to participate in the canoe activities, 71.3% of the participants can swim, and 96.5% of the participants were willing to join canoe activities in other seas or waters. 2. If comparing demographic information, differences in participation motivation was significant in terms of occupation, tour choice, participation experience, swimming ability, etc. The difference in the recreation experience was also significant in the terms of marital status, occupation, average monthly income, tour choice, participation experience, swimming ability, etc. There were significant differences in the degree of satisfaction with regards to residence, tour choice, participation experience, swimming skills, etc. 3. There was a high degree of positive correlation between participation motivation, recreation experience and satisfaction of canoeing participants. Participation motivation and recreation experience displayed a significant positive impact on satisfaction.

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CHANG, FEI-HSIANG, and 張斐翔. "A Study of Participants` Motivation﹐ Satisfaction﹐ and Constraints Factors for Sport Tourism." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/35317590394627777024.

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國立臺灣體育運動大學
運動管理學系碩士班
104
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships among the participants` motivation, satisfaction and constraints factors for sport tourism at the bike lane of sun moon lake .The data analyzed in this research were acquired by questionnaires. This study selected the participants for sport tourism at the bike lane of sun moon lake as the subjects by convenience sampling. Out of the 700 questionnaires distributed, 436 valid copies were collected, reaching to the rate of 62.29%. The hypothesis was evaluated by analyzing the results with descriptive statistics, item analysis, explanatory factor analysis, reliability analysis, idependent sample t-test ,one-way ANOVA, MANOVA, path analysis. The summary of results as the following : 1.Participants` with different background showed significant differences in participants` motivation, satisfaction and constraints factors. 2.There was a correlation between Participants` motivation and satisfaction. 3.There was a correlation between Participants` satisfaction and constraints factors. 4.There was a correlation between Participants` motivation and constraints factors.

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"Going the Distance: Romantic Relationship Satisfaction and Quality among Endurance Sports Participants." Master's thesis, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.27428.

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abstract: Romantic relationships are often viewed as an important, meaningful part of a person's life. Most romantic relationships do not last forever. Research regarding romantic relationship satisfaction and quality have thus grown. The purpose of this study was to determine whether individuals who train for endurance events such as running, cycling, or triathlons with their romantic partner have greater relationship satisfaction and quality than do individuals who do not train with their romantic partner. Participants, 54 males and 60 females whose mean age was 33.4, completed a demographic questionnaire, the Quality of Relationships Inventory (QRI), the Perceived Relationship Quality Component (PRQC), the Relationship Assessment Scale (RAS), and the Revised Dyadic Adjustment Scale (RDAS). Of these 114 participants, 52 trained with their romantic partner. A multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) revealed that individuals who trained with their romantic partner reported higher relationship satisfaction and quality compared to those that did not train for an endurance event with their romantic partner. There were no statistically significant differences in relationship satisfaction or relationship quality between men and women or between married individuals and dating individuals. These findings suggest that couples may benefit from engaging in shared activities.
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Masters Thesis Counseling 2014

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Kuang-Mei, Hsu, and 徐廣梅. "A Study on Participants’ Experience, Satisfaction, and Behavior Intention in Ski Tourism." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/49220221619666088922.

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碩士
國立臺灣師範大學
運動與休閒管理研究所
100
The purpose of this study was to understand the relationship among experience, satisfaction and behavior intention of participators during the package ski tours. This study aimed at package ski tour participants, which used the scale of experience, satisfaction and behavior intention, and questionnaire of demographics as study tool to collect 397 valid data by using purposive sampling from February to March, 2012. Descriptive statistics, independent t-test, one-way ANOVA, Scheffè post hoc comparison, Person’s correlation analysis, and multiple linear regression analysis were used to analyze the data with PASW statistics 18.0 for Windows. The results followed: 1. The percentage of gender participation was close between male (52.7%) and female (47.3%). Most of the participants were not married, aged between 21 to 50 years old, and earned above 40,000 NT dollars per month. They participated mostly over 1 time, joined with their family or friends, and got information of ski tour from word-of-mouth. 2. Among the dimensions of experience, scores of “sense” was the highest and “novelty” was the next. Different participators’ genders, ages, monthly incomes, participating times and accompanying partners showed significant difference on the experience. Different participators’ genders, marital statuses, monthly incomes and countries of tour showed significant difference on the satisfaction. Different participators’ genders, ages, marital statuses and incomes showed significant difference on the behavior intention. 3. Experience, satisfaction, and loyalty and internal response in behavior intention had positive correlation. There was 51% level of prediction in behavior intention by sense experience, feel experience, novelty experience, trip satisfaction, and instructor satisfaction. Suggestions for package ski tour planners are to make more effort to explore high quality ski resorts, to provide an atmosphere of holiday and enjoyment, and let the customers aware the value of their expenditure. Furthermore, the planners should enhance the professional service of instructors, make some differences for different populations during the trip, and create happy memories for participators. Eventually, they should try to broaden the public praise and awareness of ski tourism.

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LIAO, HAO-KAI, and 廖浩凱. "The Research of Tai Chi Chuan Participants’ Team Identity and Team Satisfaction." Thesis, 2016. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/27335532424171035657.

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碩士
大葉大學
運動健康管理學系
104
The purpose of this study is to explore the impact of tai chi chuan participants’ team identity and team satisfaction. The purposive sampling method is adopted in this study for questionnaire. The research objects are each participant of tai chi chuan martial venues in the central region of Taiwan. There are 358 questionnaires sent for the sampling objects. The number of valid questionnaire is finally 317 after deleting 41 invalid questionnaires, and the effective rate is 88.55%. The descriptive statistical and structural equation modeling analysis execute by SPSS and AMOS, respectively. The results found that: The team identity of tai chi chuan participant in different occupational and physical condition are significant differet. The team satisfaction of tai chi chuan participant in different occupational and physical condition are also significant different. The team identity of tai chi chuan participant will positively affect the team satisfaction. The team identity of tai chi chuan participant will improve team satisfaction. We hope that the research results will help to promote the practice recommendations of tai chi chuan team, and tai chi chuan team in each region will have more tai chi enthusiasts.

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Chih-Hsiung, Chen, and 陳誌雄. "A STUDY OF 2008 HUALIEN CUP INTERNATIONAL TRIATHLON GAME PARTICIPANTS’ MOTIVATION AND SATISFACTION." Thesis, 2008. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/qc8e9z.

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國立臺灣體育大學
體育研究所
97
The purpose of this study examined the behavior of domestic Triathlon game participants who has different social status and personal background. Therefore, take the participants of 2008 Hualien Cup International Triathlon Contest as the main research object, mainly aims at participants’ motivation and satisfaction to perform to differentiate in different population statistic and participation behavior, analyzes the characteristic of triathlon participants. The method of this research was questionnaires inquiry, the total questionnaires issued out to were 319, of which, 198 effective questionnaires returned. The data statistically analyzed by SPSS program of One-way Anova analysis, Duncan multiple comparisons, ect. Hinge on the result of study, providing the sponsor some advices from marketing to promotion and figure out what the competitors’ motivations, expectations, and satisfactions. Hope through this study, combining competitors and sponsor together, promoting triathlon successfully.

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HSU, YU-YANG, and 許悠洋. "Study on Motivation and Satisfaction of Tai chi activities Participants in Kinmen County." Thesis, 2018. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/4fe6c3.

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國立金門大學
管理學院事業經營碩士在職專班運動休閒組
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ABSTRACT At present, it is generally recognized in society that TaiChi is based on health care, both of men and women can exercise regardless of their strength. According to our traditional theory, whether physical health depends on the balance (between yin and yang in) the body, Tai Chi practice has the potential to reconcile physical and mental effects. Long-term practice will help calm the mind, maintain good physical fitness, slow aging, and reduce chronic diseases, and other effects. The author once studied with Master Tai Chi. He has been studied for more than eight years. He has more urgent personality and is more prone to dissipate her spirit. After Xi Boxing, her irritable personality has been significantly revised, her spirit is relatively easy to concentrate, and the benefits of other physical and mental health Not to mention it, the author deeply feels that Tai Chi is really helpful to the human body. If it can be popularized to the general public, then will be really great for the country. This study about the participation of Taijiquan learners in addition to health needs, their participation motivation and satisfaction as a reference for future policy development, questionnaires were used to collect sample samples in an intentional manner. The questionnaires were analyzed by t-test, one-way ANOVA, and Pearson's differential product correlation analysis. The analysis results showed that:1.Understand the motivation of the participation of Taijiquan learners in Kinmen County. Each aspect is ranked from high to low according to the average score. The rankings are “Health reguirement”, “Social reguirement” and “Achievement reguirement”.2.Understand the satisfaction of Taijiquan learners in Kinmen County. Each aspect is ranked from high to low according to the average score. The rankings are “relaxation aspect”, “physiological aspect”, “educational aspect”, and “social aspect”. , "Psychological Aspects."3.The " Different past participation experience variables " have individually achieved significant differences from the part of the participation motivation.4.There is a significant difference between different “age” and “educational level” and satisfactory degree of relaxation. The remaining four points “different participation experience variables in the past” all have significant differences between the individual and satisfaction aspects.5. The correlation coefficient among the various aspects of motivation and satisfaction of learners in Tai Chi in Kinmen County reached a significant level, and the overall participation motivation and overall satisfaction were also highly positively correlated.

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Chuang, Hsiu-wan, and 莊秀婉. "Leisure Experience and Satisfaction of Surfing Participants In the North Coast of Taiwan." Thesis, 2006. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/33091437904719419735.

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國立臺灣師範大學
體育學系在職進修碩士班
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The purpose of the study was to investigate the leisure participation of the surfing participants who surfed at these three spots in the north coast of Taiwan: Shajhu Bay in Jinshan Township、Honeymoon Bay in Dasi Town、and Wushih Harbor in Toucheng Township. Questionnaires were designed to understand the characteristics of the surfing participants and their leisure experience、satisfaction and participation intention when surfing. There were 478 effective questionnaires collected by adopting the purposes sampling. All the collected materials were analyzed by descriptive statistics analysis、t-test、one-way analysis of variance、Pearson product-moment correlation analysis、and canonical correlation analysis. The findings of the study were suggested as the followings: 1. The current conditions of the surfing participants were as followed: （1）Gender: the majority were 「male」.（2）Age: the range was between 21 and 30 years old.（3）Occupation: the majority were 「students」.（4）Education degree: the majority were 「college degree」.(5）Habitation: the majority were in Great Taipei Area (「Taipei County」 and 「Taipei City」 were reaching 40% respectively).（6）Frequency of surfing: the majority were 「have surfed over 7 times」.（7）Cost of surfing: the majority were 「below 500 dollars」 and 「501 ~ 1,000 dollars」.（8）About 95% surfing participants will keep surfing in the future. 2. Concerning leisure experience、there were significant differences between surfing participants of different 「Gender」、「Age」、「Occupation」、「Frequency of Surfing」、and 「Cost of Surfing」、which meant the varied leisure experience of the surfing participants who were in the north coast of Taiwan due to their own traits. 3. There were also significant differences in leisure satisfaction between surfing participants of different 「Habitation,」 which meant the varied leisure satisfaction of the surfing participants who were in the north coast of Taiwan due to the location they live. 4. In participation intention、the study also presented significant differences between surfing participants of different 「Education Degree」、「Frequency of Surfing」、and 「Cost of Surfing,」 which meant the varied participation intention of the surfing participants who were in the north coast of Taiwan due to their own traits. 5. There were two canonical correlation factors reaching significant level among leisure experience、leisure satisfaction and participation intention of surfing participants in the north coast、which revealed that canonical correlation did exist among these three of them.

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Hung, Kuo-Chun, and 洪國峻. "A Study on the effects on the satisfaction and the intention of cycling participants." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/18414392675202552444.

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美和科技大學
運動與休閒系碩士班
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This study aims to analyze and probe into the relationship among participants' motivation, experience, obstacles, satisfaction, and their intention of participation. The subjects in this research are those who joined "Cycling in Kaohsiung 2014." We adopt a questionnaire survey by accidental sampling. 1,256 valid questionnaires of survey questionnaires out of 1,500 copies we sent were collected. We analyzed the data we collected by item analysis, exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, compare means, and multiple regression analysis methods. Based on the results and analysis, we conclude: 1) That keeping healthy reaches the highest score in terms of motivation, that gaining rewards reaches the highest score in terms of the activity experience, that mental factor is the biggest obstacle in doing recreational sports, and that following up newsletters is more efficient to boost the intention of participation; 2) A significant difference was observed in backgrounds and types of activities that the subjects involve in terms of their motivations, experiences, obstacles, satisfaction, and intentions; 3) 26.3% of the variation in the satisfaction of cycling participants was explained by achievement pursuit, group experience, emotion experience, fitness, rewards, interpersonality, and physical-mental relaxation, 32.6% of the variation in the participante intentions of cycling participants was explained by quality satisfaction, related experience, mental obstacles, achievement pursuit, rewards experience, leisure satisfaction and group experience. In conclusion, the results show that cycling participants satisfaction were positively related to the motivations, experiences, and obstacles, and as well as could be predicted by which. Simultaneously, cycling participants intentions were positively related to the motivations, experiences, obstacles, and satisfaction, and as well as could be predicted by which.

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Wu, Chiao-Han, and 吳巧涵. "A Study of Participants’ Motivation, experiential marketing and Satisfaction of 2012 MIZUNO Kaohsiung International Marathon." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/87554261100837562929.

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國立高雄師範大學
體育學系
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A Study of Participants’ Motivation, experiential marketing and Satisfaction of 2012 MIZUNO Kaohsiung International Marathon Abstract The study was to analyze the Motivation, experiential marketing and Satisfaction of the participants of 2012 MIZUNO Kaohsiung International Marathon. The author have developed a self-report questionnaire as a tool to examine samples who had participate and finish half of the marathon, which is in total of 4,500 participants. As a result, in total of 559 questionnaires were received which has reached the quantity of statistically valid sample. Descriptive statistics analysis, t-test for independent samples, one-way ANOVA, Scheffe method for post hoc comparison, Pearson product moment correlation analysis, and Multiple Regression Analysis were applied. The statistical results show that most participants of Kaohsiung International Marathon were male, unmarried, aged in 21-30, bachelor degree; residents of Kaohsiung; Military officers, Government officials, educational personnel, businesspeople and students; participate in marathon of year of 2012; running around 2-3 times a week; and participate 2-3 marathon road race competitions a year. Marriage status, age, which year of the competition did participants participates, frequencies of the participants have run in a week, and frequencies of the participants have participated marathon competition are the five background variables that significantly differentiate the motivations of participation. Frequencies of the participants have run in a week, and frequencies of the participants have participated marathon competition are the two background variables significantly differentiate the participants’ experiential marketing, which also are the two background variables that significantly differentiate the participants’ overall satisfaction. The relationships between all ratios are firstly, overall motivation and overall experiential marketing are positively and mutually related; secondly, overall motivation and overall satisfaction are positively and mutually related; finally, overall experiential marketing and overall satisfaction are positively and mutually related. Which mean, the higher motivations regarding to the need of “physical fitness” and “achievement”, the better overall satisfaction is received; the higher ratio of the tree aspects of experiential marketing, which are sense marketing, think marketing, and act marketing are showed, the overall satisfaction ratio is higher; however, the higher associated marketing is participated, the lower overall satisfaction is appeared Finally, suggestions are proposed by the author according to the study results, and looking forward to contribute to the activity held by Kaohsiung City Government and related organizations to promote willingness of citizens to participate in the marathon competition in the future. Furthermore, further study on the healthy group of people involved in the situation after, and adding a qualitative interview study are recommended. Key Words: MIZUNO Kaohsiung international marathon、motivation、experiential marketing、satisfaction

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Chen, Lien-Shang, and 陳聯賞. "A Study on Motivation, Behavioral Involvement and Satisfaction of River Trekking Participants in Hua-Lien." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/54549886868106878989.

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國立體育大學
休閒產業經營學系碩士班
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The purposes of the study were to examine the relationships among River Trekking participants’ motivation, behavioral involvement, and satisfaction. This study also discussed the behavioral involvement’s mediating effect on the relationship between motivation and satisfaction. The research method was quantitative and the research tool was a valid and reliable close-ended questionnaire. The researcher conducted the survey by convenience sampling process. The research subjects were River Trekking participants who were 15 years and older. A total of 275 valid questionnaires were collected. The results were summarized as following: 1. Participants perceive more motivation on the dimension of “Nature-oriented”. 2. Participants perceive more behavioral involvement on the dimension of “Self-expression”. 3. Participants highest perceive more satisfaction on the dimension of “Aesthetic feeling”. 4. There is a positive correlation between “motivation” and “behavioral involvement”. 5. There is a positive correlation between “behavioral involvement” and “satisfaction”. 6. The behavioral involvement mediates on the relationship between motivation and satisfaction. According to the results of the study, the researcher made suggestions and recommendations. The researcher suggests that river trekking can provide the enriched the life experience. Also, enhancing level of behavioral involvement can help the participants increase satisfactions.

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Ho, Ching-Fen, and 何靜雰. "Motivation and Satisfaction of Participants of Working Holiday Programs in the United States and Australia." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/982gc4.

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國立屏東科技大學
應用外語系所
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People are aware of the importance of having international perspectives. In order to keep pace with this changing world, more and more youth go abroad to experience different lifestyles and learn various cultures. Participating in working holiday programs has become a popular choice because of its lower costs compared with studying abroad. Participants can earn money to support their daily lives and travel expenses by working. Taiwan has signed agreements for working holiday programs with several countries. The United States and Australia are more popular destinations. The government of Australia issues a “Working Holiday Visa” and the government of the United States provides a “Summer Work Travel” program under its J1 visa. The purpose of this study is to compare the participants’ motivations and satisfaction of the working holiday programs of the United States and Australia. Quantitative and qualitative methods are utilized. Two surveys were administrated and data was collected through online questionnaires and semi-structured interviews. The first survey investigated motivations, destination choice and satisfaction with potential outcomes. The findings show the three main motivations of attending working holiday programs are to broaden one’s horizons, have cultural experiences, and improve language skills. The findings also show a difference of motivations between participants of the United States and Australia. Many of the participants of the USA program indicated that they were motivated by language concerns; however, for the participants of the Australian program, many of them chose the item of “to earn money” as one of their main motivations. The second survey investigated the participants’ satisfaction of employment, language, and overall program. The results indicated there are significant differences between the participants of different programs. Overall, the American program participants’ level of satisfaction is higher than the participants of the Australian program. On the aspects of language and employment, the American program participants were more satisfied than the Australian program participants.

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LIAO, QIU-HUI, and 廖秋惠. "The Penghu Lantern Festival A Study on Participants' Motivation, Activity Attraction, Experiential Value and Satisfaction." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/mfkah3.

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國立澎湖科技大學
觀光休閒系碩士在職專班
105
This study aims to explore the relationship between participants, motivations, attraction, experience value and satisfaction in the Lanhu Lake Lantern Festival. The research tools were collected using a closed questionnaire and collected by literature. The questionnaire was divided into four variables: participation motivation, activity attraction, experience value and satisfaction. The study sites were selected as the four most representative Lantern Festival temples, namely, "Penghu Tin Hau Temple", "Landscape God Temple", "Chibi Longde Palace" and "Outside Wenwang Palace". The study was conducted for 106 years Participate in the activities of the Pearl Lake Lantern Festival. Questionnaires are issued by participants using the participant to participate in the activity. The convenience of sampling, recovery of 391 copies. In this study, there are seven: 1. There are significant differences in the background variables between the different background variables; (2) There are significant differences in the attraction of the different background variables; (3) There are significant differences in the value of the different background variables; There are significant differences in satisfaction; 5. Participation motive has a positive effect on the attraction of the activity; 6. Participation motive has a positive effect on the value of the experience; 7. Participation in the motive, the attraction of the activity, the value of the experience is positive To influence.

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Wu, Jin-Hai, and 吳金海. "A Study on the Road-Running Participants between Road-Running Activities Motives and Leisure Satisfaction." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/66j2dw.

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正修科技大學
休閒與運動管理所
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Leisure sports are a kind of personal attitude or habit. In recent years, leisure awareness has been risen, making leisure activities and other programs gradually gaining attention. The participants in the road running activities can demonstrate their personal abilities, strengthen their achievements and confidence from the appreciation of others, and then affirm themselves and practice ideals. On the other hand, the degree of leisure satisfaction in the participation process is an important result of leisure motivation. In this study, we collected relevant literature, and establishment of this study architecture. We use statistics method, ANOVA analysis, t-test, correlation analysis, regression analysis ,and the conclusions are as follows: The differently Age, monthly free use of income, occupation, place of residence have significant differences in road running activities motivation.The different Age, monthly free use of income, occupation, place of residence have significant differences in the leisure satisfaction. Road running activities motivation and leisure satisfaction have a significant relationship.

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Lai, Fu Kuo, and 賴富國. "Study on the Participation Motivation and Satisfaction in Slow Pitch Softball of Tainan County Participants." Thesis, 2008. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/583sz2.

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國立臺東大學
體育教學碩士在職專班
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The research goal was to investigate the slow pitch softball participants’ participation motivation and satisfaction of Tainan Country participant. Research method: The questionnaire survey of 451 participants was analyed independent sample t-test, one-way analysis of variance, Scheff’ method of comparison and product-moment correlation carries on the material analysis. Findings were as follows: 1. The whole participation motivation factor showed that the goal for "health fitness motivation," was the highest, and "social motivation" was the lowest. 2. In the participation motive, it was showed that "wants to enjoy the sport and the pleasure" scored high points ,and "wants to understand the others" was the lowest. 3. There were significant differences in the age, the school record, the occupation, and the years involved in the sport for the motivation of participation. 4. The whole participation satisfaction factor showed that the goal for "the mental state relax" was highest, and "environment facilities" was lowest. 5. In the degree of participation satisfaction, it was showed that "I can gain great pleasure from participating the slow pitch softball" got the highest scores, and "The traffic is convenient for me to participate in the slow pitch softball" was the lowest. 6. There were significant differences in age, marital, the school record, the occupation, and the years involved in the sport for the satisfaction. 7. Motivation and satisfaction for participation was a positive correlation (r =. 728). The conclusion: It was showed that the degree of motivation reached above the middle level and the satisfication could be obtained from the sport for Tainan County participants.

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Chu, Hsueh-Jen, and 朱學仁. "A Study of Participation Motivation and Satisfaction among Participants of Golf Clubs in Central Taiwan." Thesis, 2019. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/38hcjj.

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亞洲大學
經營管理學系碩士在職專班
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This study aims to investigate the differences in participation motivation and satisfaction among members of golf clubs in Central Taiwan with different backgrounds, and explore correlation between participation motivation and satisfaction among participants. This study adopts the questionnaire survey method, with the respondents of this questionnaire comprising members of five golf clubs in Central Taiwan. A total of 280 questionnaires were distributed and successfully collected, where 269 collected questionnaires were valid. The questionnaire data were compared using various methods, including descriptive statistics, factor analysis, reliability analysis, independent samples t-test, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA), and regression analysis. If there are significant differences between the variables upon comparison, post hoc multiple comparisons were made using Scheffé's method. The findings of this study are as follows: 1. The results show that leisure achievement and stress relief environment have a significant positive effect on environmental and price satisfaction. 2. Leisure achievement and stress relief environment have a significant positive effect on service and personnel satisfaction. 3. Participation motivation has a significant positive effect on satisfaction

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Tien, Chieh-Yu, and 田傑宇. "In the Perspective of Need Satisfaction Theory Constructing Effect of Bike Participants Onto Well-being." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/90308980132706761910.

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國立臺東大學
文化資源與休閒產業學系
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Recreation is turning into a focus of life, since the national lifestyles have been changed by the advancement of technology, economy and national income. Under such circumstances, cycling becomes one of the most popular outdoor activities today. This research shows that happiness does matter to cyclists because the pursuit of happiness is the main drive of recreation demands. This research intends to verify the hypothesis through inspecting the relations among the index of In the Perspective of Need Satisfaction Theory Constructing and Effect of Bike Participants Onto Well-being. In order to understand the coefficient in such relations, a survey targeting the study subjects of bicycle clubs and cycling-lovers in Taitung County has been conducted through the methodology of purposive sampling, with a result of 438 effective samples out of 500. This research then tries to explain the result via ‘Telic or Endpoint Theory’ and ‘Activity Theory’ which come from Need Satisfaction Theory. This research leads to the following three conclusions: (1)‘Leisure Involvement’ affecting ‘Benefit of Leisure’ significantly, (2) ‘Leisure Involvement’ affecting ‘Flow Experience’ positively and, (3)‘Flow Experience’ affecting ‘Well-being’ positively. In addition, according to a discovery in this research, ‘Leisure Involvement’ has no positive effect on ‘Well-being’, but ‘Leisure Involvement’ has indirect effect on ‘Well-being’ through its coefficient with ‘Flow Experience’. That is to say that the intermediary index ‘Flow Experience’ plays an important role in the cycling activity.

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Huang, Qian-Shan, and 黃千珊. "A Study on the Rights Cognition and Satisfaction in National Pension Insurance from Disabled Participants." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/84241732152471849967.

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東海大學
社會工作學系
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Abstract Currently, there are nearly two hundred and fifty thousand people with disabilities have participated in the National Pension Insurance. People with disabilities participating in the National Pension Insurance not only can be guaranteed basic economic security, but also be provided with a risk prevention plan for their economic security in the future as they join the ranks of the elderly. On this account, in order to gain a better understanding of the influences of participating in the National Pension Insurance on the economic arrangements in old age for people with disabilities, this study not only explores the current status of the cognition of rights and satisfaction of people with disabilities who participate in the National Pension Insurance from their angle, but also discusses their economic arrangements and planning in old age. The purposes of this study are as follows: 1. Analyze the personal background of people with disabilities participating in the National Pension Insurance. 2. Analyze the cognition of rights and satisfaction of people with disabilities after participating in the National Pension Insurance. 3. Explore the influences of participating in the National Pension Insurance on the economic arrangements in old age for people with disabilities. 4. Provide the direction of improvement and recommendations for people with disabilities to participate in the National Pension Insurance. In this study, qualitative interviews with ten people with disabilities who have been participating in the National Pension Insurance or have already begun to claim old-age pension benefits were conducted, and the conclusions are listed as follows: 1. The cognition of rights of people with disabilities participating in the National Pension Insurance is still insufficient. 2. Overall, people with disabilities feel satisfied with their participation in the National Pension Insurance. 3. Those people with disabilities who are not clear about the amount of old-age pension they can receive tend to think that participating in the National Pension Insurance has little effect on their economic arrangements in old age. Based on the above conclusions, this study suggests the following recommendations for three aspects, including the overall National Pension Insurance system, the cognition of rights of people with disabilities towards the National Pension Insurance, and the improvement of the satisfaction of people with disabilities participating in the National Pension Insurance: 1. Recommendations for the overall National Pension Insurance system (1) The economic security system for people with disabilities should be developed according to individual needs. (2) Increase the sense of identity of people with disabilities in participating in the National Pension Insurance. (3) Free consulting hotline for the National Pension Insurance should be provided. 2. Recommendations for the cognition of rights of people with disabilities towards the National Pension Insurance (1) Improve the knowledge of people with disabilities about the payments and pay rates of the National Pension Insurance. (2) The channels for the information of the rights and interests under the National Pension Insurance should be more adequate, more diverse, and further expanded. 3. Recommendations for the improvement of the satisfaction of people with disabilities participating in the National Pension Insurance (1) As for the amount of the insurance premium: Improve the preferential system of insurance costs. (2) As for the promotion: Enhance the promotion of the National Pension Insurance to the family members of people with disabilities, related professionals, workers, and related organizations and associations.

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Lu, Hsiu-Ju Yuki. "Satisfaction of participants with the business training network (BTN) e-training courses in 2004 in Taiwan." 2006. http://etda.libraries.psu.edu/theses/approved/WorldWideIndex/ETD-1261/index.html.

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CHIH, CHIU JUNG, and 邱榮志. "Bike race participants involved in motivation, involvement of participating Satisfaction: environmental attributes as a moderating variable." Thesis, 2012. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/59490624402008244942.

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Lin, Fong-Jian, and 林豐建. "A Study of Yunlin-Chiayi Area Slow Pitch Softball Participants Motivation,Leisure Experience and Leisure Satisfaction." Thesis, 2013. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/06083586857675678421.

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國立雲林科技大學
休閒運動研究所碩士班
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The purpose of this study was to understand the present situation as well as explore the effect of Yunlin and Chiayi slow pitch softball players’ participating motivation, leisure experience and leisure satisfaction. 435 slow pitch softball players in Yunlin and Chiayi were selected as participants, 406 valid ones were obtained for a validity rate of 93%. The questionnaire was developed from the participating motivation, leisure experience and leisure satisfaction scales. The results indicated that: Participants with different background had significant difference on the participating motivation, leisure experience and leisure satisfaction, except the length of playing slow pitch softball. Participants’ motivation and leisure experience had positive effect on leisure satisfaction. Health promotion had the highest effect.

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