| 英文摘要 |
The previous literature review suggests that through the influence of“helping behaviors”, the social interaction between teachers can be improved. Additionally, teacher’s state gratitude and generosity can promote the benefit of teachers’helping behaviors. Therefore, it enhances their willingness to take over their administrative work and enhance their efficacy. With the change of teaching styles in schools, the introduction of distance learning and bilingual classroom english have led to more interactive behaviors among teachers. Based on the previous studies, the purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of teachers' perception of helping behaviors on their generosity through their personal state gratitude. The study's contribution is to mention school leaders to take account of teacher’s helping behaviors and interactive relationships. In addition, the study provides a explaining mechanism of the influence of teacher’s gratitude statement and generosity on teacher’s perception of helping behaviors. This research was based on the questionnaire survey method and interviews with selected teachers with the perception of the helping behaviors. 17 public elementary schools were selected in Tainan City according to the scale of the school. A total of 249 valid questionnaires were collected. After the reliability and validity analysis, the structural equation model (SEM) was used for the test of the structural model. Based on the empirical results, the findings of the research are shown as following. (1) Teacher’s perception of helping behaviors has significant impact on teacher’s state gratitude. (2) Teacher’s perception of helping behaviors has significant impact on teacher’s generosity. (3) Teacher’s state gratitude has significant impact on teacher’s generosity. (4) Teacher’s state gratitude plays the partial mediator role for the positive impact from teacher’s perception of helping behaviors to teacher’s generosity. Finally, based on the findings of the research, the research provides conclusions and suggestions to practitioners and subsequent researchers. |