Browsing by Author "Chen, Chin-Tsu"
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Item type:Item, A study of the effects of internship experiences on the behavioural intentions of college students majoring in leisure management in Taiwan(2011-10-01) ;Chen, Chin-Tsu ;Hu, Jin-Li ;Wang, Cheng-Cai ;Chen, Chun-Fu經營管理研究所The main purpose of this study was to explore the positive and negative effects of the internship experience on the behavioural intentions of college students in Taiwan. The results of this study suggest five major types of experience; sensory, affective, creative cognitive, physical and relational; have different effects on satisfaction, willingness to return to the original internship organisation, willingness to work, willingness to recommend the internship organisation to other students, ability to move between departments during the internship, whether to continue with studies or suspend schooling, career transition, complaints to colleagues within the internship organisation and external complaints.Item type:Item, A Study on the Influence of Self-concept, Social Support and Academic Achievement on Occupational Choice Intention(2015-03-01) ;Chen, Chin-Tsu ;Chen, Chun-Fu ;Hu, Jin-Li ;Wang, Cheng-Cai經營管理研究所The main purpose of this study is to investigate the correlation among college students\' self-concept, social support, academic performance, and occupational choice intention. Based on the literature review, this study established the research framework and identified the correlations among research variables. A questionnaire survey was conducted on college students in Taiwan, and 1,406 effective samples were retrieved. The data were analyzed using Amos. The results suggested that self-concept has a positive and direct effect on occupational choice intention; social support has a positive and direct effect on academic performance; self-concept and social support have insignificant effects on occupational choice intention through the mediating effect of academic performance. The research findings can serve as references for higher education institutions to improve career education in colleges and adjust the educational system, thereby strengthening educational planning, increasing students\' workplace cognition, and cultivating their workplace competence for future career choices.Item type:Item, The Influence of Internship Experiences on the Behavioral Intentions of College Students in Taiwan(2011-03-01) ;Chen, Chin-Tsu ;Chen, Chun-Fu ;交大名義發表National Chiao Tung UniversityThis study investigates the effect of internship experience on behavioral intention of college students in Taiwan. The results of empirical study suggest that internship experiences can be divided into positive experiences and negative experiences, each containing five major aspects: sensory experiences, affective experiences, creative cognitive experiences, physical experiences, and relational experiences. Each aspect has different effects on satisfaction with experiences, willingness to return to the original units, willingness to work, willingness to recommend, unit transition, thoughts of suspending schooling, career transition, internal complaints, and external complaints. Moreover, different personal traits have significant differences on the students' behavioral intentions of internship.Item type:Item, Tourists' nationalities and the cost efficiency of international tourist hotels in Taiwan(2010-11-18) ;Chen, Chin-Tsu ;Hu, Jin-Li ;Liao, Jern-Jou ;經營管理研究所Institute of Business and ManagementThis paper analyzes the effects of tourist nationalities on the cost efficiency of international tourist hotels (ITHs) in Taiwan. From 1996 to 2007, the numbers of overseas Chinese and European tourists have shown significantly negative effects on cost efficiency, while the numbers of Taiwan Nationals, North American, Japanese, and Australian tourists have had significantly positive effects on cost efficiency. The numbers of the rest of Asia tourists (including mainland Chinese) have no significant effects on cost efficiency. Furthermore, the chain system and shorter distances to the nearest international airport significantly improve cost efficiencies.