英文摘要 |
Based on existing theories and related research, this study proposed a “relational leisure life model” for gifted and regular students in Taiwan's elementary and junior high schools. This model assumed that an individual student's “leisure time,” “reasons for leisure activities” and “leisure activities” were influenced by his or her “freedom to choose leisure activities.” And these factors would be directly related to “satisfaction from leisure activities.” The aim of this study was to compare gifted and regular students with regard to their leisure life models. The results showed that while gifted and regular students' leisure life models were the same in terms of their factor pattern, they were different when it came to factor loadings of the measurement model through the nested model comparisons of “measurement weights” and “unconstrained”. Through Post Hoc comparisons of partial measurement invariance, the gifted and regular students' main difference was found in the parameter of “participation in leisure activities providing social intercourse”: the gifted students tended to be more socially active. Other important factors leading to differences were the parameter of “participation in physically active leisure activities”: the regular students tended to be more physically active, and the parameter of “average daily leisure time on school days”: the regular students tended to be more leisure time. |