A STUDY ON THE MACAU OVERSEAS STUDENTS IN LEISURE MOTIVATION AND LEISURE CONSTRAINTS OF LEISURE ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION IN TAIWAN UNIVERSITY

• Main Authors: Ung Chong-Sam, 吳松森
• Other Authors: Shen I-Li
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/07004728269898745696

碩士 === 國立臺灣體育運動大學 === 休閒運動管理研究所 === 100 === Recreational activity has many positive benefits for one’s health, soul, and social behavior. Overseas Macau students studying in Taiwan come to learn but they encounter academic stress and many other problems. As the number of students from Macau increase yearly the question of how recreation affects their lives becomes more important. This study looks at how the development of proper recreation concepts and proper use of recreation time affects Overseas Macau student’s learning efficacy. This study explored the general situation of Overseas Macau student’s participation in leisure activities in Taiwan, their leisure motivation, and leisure constraints. The research subjects were Overseas Macau students. A questionnaire survey method was adopted; 450 copies were distributed of which 400 completed questionnaires were collected which yielded an effectiveness rating of 83%. The research findings indicated: (A)Leisure activities engaged in included, sports and entertainment. Students generally spent 1 to 2 hours on leisure each time, the average monthly expenditure on leisure was NT$3,000, and students =engaged in activities with partners, classmates or friends. (B) The dominate motivation for engaging in leisure activities was “to relieve nervousness and be more joyful.” (C) The primary limitation was “having no spare time”.