英文摘要 |
The study aims to explore the correlation between social capital and lifewell-being of indigenous people in tribes, and according to findings, toprovide suggestions for promoting their life well-being. The social capitalis divided into 3 types: bonding, bridging and linking. Each type includes 3elements: trust, network and norm. The life well-being involves 2 aspects:work and life balance (including 3 sub-aspects: work, life and participation)and personal safety (including 2 sub-aspects: tribal security and individualsecurity). 679 successful samples referred by 48 indigenous family servicecenters located in Taiwan (included Orchid Island) and analysis. The mainfindings include: (1) the correlation between types of social capital andsub-aspects of life well-being are all significantly positive; (2) the lifewell-being is mainly contributed from bonding social capital positively andsignificantly, in particular the element of trust; (3) most of life well-beingsub-aspects, in addition to personal safety and‘participation, also contributeto types of social capital positively and significantly. In general, socialcapital and life well-being is positively mutual influence. According tofindings and analyses, we propose 6 suggestions for promoting lifewell-being of tribal indigenous people. |