英文摘要 |
The COVID-19 epidemic has had a huge impact on the hospitality industry. During classroom teaching, it was found that some students revealed a sense of hopelessness in their future careers. This research aimed to understand the impact of hope and meaning of life on the academic performance of freshmen in the COVID-19 situation. Sense of hope, meaning of life and academic performance of 237 hospitality university freshmen, as the research subjects, were evaluated via C. R. Snyder’s “Hope Scale” and Y.-C. Ho’s “Life Attitude Profile”. In this study, measures of descriptive statistics, Pearson’s product-moment correlation coefficient, student’s t-test and hierarchical regression were adopted on data analysis. Three significant results were indicated from the analysis: 1. In regard to the fulfillment of life and acceptance of death, gender difference was significantly presented, meaning that male students tended to perceive well than female students; 2. Sense of hope relates to a part of meaning of life, meaning that the dynamic thinking, search for meaning in life, and acceptance of suffering were highly involved in the satisfaction of sense of hope; 3. Explanatory power of the purpose of life and control of life was relatively weak as to the academic performance. The result of research aims at emphasizing practical meaning of life education and offering the most applicable suggestions of curriculum adjustments and future research from the perspectives of university affairs. |