A Study of Relationships among Recreation Specialization, Place Attachment and Environmental Behavior：A Case of Scuba Diving in Penghu

• Main Authors: Wu, Pei-Tzu, 吳珮慈
• Other Authors: Huan, Tzung-Cheng
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/10635417410790998351

碩士 === 國立嘉義大學 === 觀光休閒管理研究所 === 100 === Taiwan is surrounded by the sea, rich in marine resources, development of water upstream for recreation activities; the two-day weekend policy, the tension, the increase in people's leisure time; raise the economic level, increase in the cost of recreational activities, the affordability, so people in leisure activities selection, tend to develop gradually from the general activities of the leisure professional. However, when people experience in a particular place and feel, will make people leave the place a special feeling, followed by emphasis on the ecology of the place to start in person to exercise their environmental behavior. Therefore, when this study was to test whether the recreational scuba diver specialization level is higher, the local diving environment Penghu higher degree of attachment, thereby positively affect their environmental behavior in order to reach the Penghu diving environment and eco-tourism development sustainable balances. Conceptual framework of this study was to investigate the activities of the Penghu recreational scuba diving specialization, where the relationship between attachment behavior and the environment. Study are as follows: (a) of the recreational divers degree of specialization and the relationship between place attachment; (b) the place of divers acts of attachment relationship with their environment; (c) of the recreational diver specialization degree of relationship between the behavior of their environment; (d) of the recreational diving water level of specialization, place attachment and the relationship between environmental behavior. Scope of the study the main Penghu popular dive site, the convenience sampling, and the promotion of sports centers in Penghu to determine sampling. The results show that scuba divers of the "level of recreation specialization," a positive impact on their "place attachment"; scuba divers "local attachment to" a positive impact on its "environmental behavior"; scuba divers "recreation specialization level" will positively affect the "environmental behavior"; place attachment in recreation and environmental behavior of specialization play an intermediary role between.