英文摘要 |
Using existing 77 value measures, the current study sought to determine which values were perceived as relevant to Yushan National Park consumption. Forty-four values were identified through expert opinions, focus groups, group questionnaires and a pilot study, and retained in the main study. Four hundred and eleven participants were asked to rate the importance of each value“as a guiding principle in my life”and to provide information about their experiences in Yushan National Park. Based on visitation frequency, the average staying time, and the average amount of money spent in the park, participants were divided into four groups: no experience (n=232, 56%), few experiences (n=64, 16%), some experiences (n=63, 15%), and many experiences (n=52, 13%). The results showed that the groups with experiences placed more importance on a world of beauty, protecting the environment, unity with nature than the group without any experiences. Compared to the group without experiences, the groups with few or some experiences placed more importance on the value daring. The group with many experiences tended not to emphasize the values fun and enjoyment in life, wealth as important in their daily life. |