Japan Journal of Educational Technology
Online ISSN : 2189-6453
Print ISSN : 1349-8290
ISSN-L : 1349-8290
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Effect of the Participation-Achievement-Oriented of Volunteer Activities on Participation-Oriented Motivation and Non-Participation-Oriented Motivation among University Students
Toshiyuki ARAIEiichiro NOJIMA
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2017 Volume 41 Issue 1 Pages 97-108

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This study aims to identify the structure of participation-achievement oriented which want to be obtained through volunteer activities among university students and to examine the effect toward participation-oriented motivation and non-participation-oriented motivation. Also, the findings indicate insights in which volunteer activities can be promoted among university students as well as the state of volunteer education in the educational curriculum. A questionnaire survey was conducted with university students as the participants. For participation achievement-oriented, the following five factors were 108 日本教育工学会論文誌(Jpn.J.Educ.Technol.) identified: self-actualization, career development, exaltation, health well-being, and evaluation approval. The results of the analysis revealed that participation achievement-oriented is the factor to define participationoriented motivation and non-participation-oriented motivation toward university students’ volunteer activities participation. Especially, it indicates that selfactualization and exaltation enhance intrinsic participation-oriented motivation. To improve volunteer activities promotion and effectiveness of volunteer education, it indicates to seize participation achievement-oriented accurately and need to take the step to respond these appropriately.

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