英文摘要 |
The main purposes of this study were to predict and understand the students' behavioral intention of nurse department for caring SARS patients on the basis of the Theory of Reasoned Action and Self-efficacy of Social Learning Theory. By a simple random method, the sample was selected from the nursing students of one Nursing College graduated in 2004. The data were collected from the total number of 364 valid questionnaires. The results of this study were: 1. Most of the subjects positively showed behavioral intention of caring SARS patients. 2. The attitude, subject norms, and self-efficacy could effectively predict the subjects' behavioral intention of caring SARS patients, and the explanation power of these variables toward the behavioral intention was 57.7%. 3. There were significantly positive correlations between attitude and the product of behavioral beliefs weighted by evaluation of outcome (Bi*Ei), and between subject norms and the product of normative beliefs weighted motivation to comply. 4. There were significant differences among behavioral beliefs, outcome evaluation, normative beliefs, motivation to comply, and self-efficacy for intenders and non-intenders of caring SARS patients. 5. The results supported the framework of this study. |