英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between recreation involvement and recreation specialization and to analyze the moderating effect of social supports. A total of 598 valid questionnaires were collected from biking recreation activity participants in the central area of Taiwan. Partial least squares (PLS) structural equation modeling was applied. One of the results showed that biking participants’ recreation involvement had a positive influence on recreation specialization. It also proved that function support of social supports (emotional support, esteem support, tangible support, and informational support) had a part moderating effect on recreation involvement and recreation specialization; that is, with higher social supports, recreation involvement had a more positive relation on recreation specialization. In addition, while taking part in recreation activities, participants should build recreation social worlds, gain the support of family and relatives, and enhance function support of social supports, so as to increase the degree of recreation specialization. |