英文摘要 |
With the arrival of the information-driven economy, there is an ever increasing and continuous demand for people to accumulate knowledge. As a result, leisure time and life education are often sacrificed, leading to increased stress, decreased emotional management and deterioration of interpersonal relationship. The rapid changing nature of the business environment and the pace of life brings with it enormous pressure. Based on previous research, work-induced stress decreases the productivity of employees, at a cost of $35 billion to US businesses annually. The key resource of any enterprise is its human capital, and thus it is an important part of human resource management to care for the mental wellbeing of employees. Zen-practice is an effective method for decreasing stress and improving mood, which can result in better productivity, improved interpersonal relationships and a harmonious society. This study investigates the use of Zen-practice to decrease stress as a method for effective human resource management, proven through statistical analysis of data collected on students of Zen courses. Stepwise multidimensional regression analysis is used to examine the ability of learning motivation and classroom climate to predict learning outcome. This study shows that after practicing Zen, The students of Zen courses were able to change their mentality, create a more harmonious atmosphere at work and at home, and improve in terms of interpersonal relationships, emotional management and spiritual enlightenment. It is hoped that such understanding can contribute to bringing out the potential of employees and increasing the efficiency of businesses. |