英文摘要 |
This research primarily conducted content analysis of official statistics and the new amendments to the Drug Abuse and Prevention Regulations. A questionnaire survey was also conducted on trainees receiving drug abuse training courses to collect quantitative data on their psychological state of learning after taking training courses and analyzes, evaluates, and compares the mediating effects and related effects of the psychological state of learning in trainees receiving drug abuse training courses. The important results of this study are: (1) motivation factors have a mediating effect on the learning attitudes, learning motivation, and learning outcomes of trainees in the course. This result emphasizes the role of motivators that the Substance Control Agency plays. (2) There are significant differences in the learning results of the trainees of the training courses in terms of working hours, marital status, and sources of stress. This result further shows that when opening training courses, grading and grouping should be considered to reduce the enforcement of penalties and enhance the actual learning effectiveness. |