The Influences of Social Support, Camping Participation, Personality Traits, Leisure Experience on Subjective Well-being of Family Camper

• Main Authors: LIN YAN TUN, 林耀東
• Other Authors: Shi Jianbin
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2018
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/e6n6g2

碩士 === 大葉大學 === 休閒事業管理學系碩士班 === 106 === Family camping has become a fast growing activities in recent years, this research investigates its’ influences of social support, camping participation, personality traits, leisure experience on subjective well-being of family camper. Using questionnaires methods, this research choses 10 campsites where 3 of them locate at Taichung, 2 at Changhua, and 5 at Nantou. A total of 400 questionnaires were distributed and 364 valid questionnaires were returned. The questionnaire rate is 91%. Outcomes of the above questionnaire vary distinctively with respect to survey participant’s marital status, family members’ education degree, occupation, and etc. The hypothetical experimental results are summarized as follows. First, there is a significant correlation between social support and subjective well-being. Second, there is a significant correlation between camping participation activities and subjective well-being. Third, while a significant correlation between personality traits and subjective well-being, neurotic personality however has negative correlation with subjective well-being. Fourth, there is a significant correlation between leisure experience and subjective well-being. Fifth, family campers are strongly predicable in social support, participate in camping activities, personality traits, leisure experience and subjective well-being. Considering gender, male campers are significantly positively correlated with social support, participation in camping activities, outgoing, open-minded, friendly, serious, and leisure experiences; Progressively regression analysis shows most pronouncing personality traits on the correlation in order from left to right are "outgoing", "social support", and "camping activity participation". The stepwise regression analysis of each degree of differentiation is based on the " outgoing " of personality traits, social support of emotional ,social intercourse in camping activity participation. Female campers are significantly positively correlated with social support, participation in camping activities, outgoing, open, friendly, rigorous, and leisure experiences; Progressively regression analysis shows most pronouncing personality traits on the correlation in order from left to right are "social support", "rigorous", and "outgoing". The stepwise regression analysis of each degree of differentiation is based on the "emotional" support of society, the "rigorous" of personality traits, and the "socialization" of camping activities. This research concludes by summarizing the results of the study and conducting a comprehensive discussion. It also proposes specific recommendations and subsequent research recommendations for future academic researchers and participants in camping activities as a reference for future research