高雄世運會之賽會衝擊之研究
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國立交通大學體育室
Office of Physical Education National Chiao Tung University
Office of Physical Education National Chiao Tung University
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10.6462/JCDPE.201106.0015
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2009年高雄舉辦之世運會,是臺灣有史以來第一次舉辦的國際大型綜合運動賽會。本研究旨在了解高雄居民對2009年世運會之賽會衝擊認知。透過因素分析萃取出3個正面衝擊構面,解釋量為74.86%;負面衝擊部分萃取出2個構面,解釋量為62.27%。相關係數辨別各構面之間的相對關聯性,正面經濟衝擊、正面社會文化衝擊與正面衝擊呈現高度正相關;經濟環境負面衝擊、社會文化負面衝擊與負面衝擊呈現高度正相關。研究結果發現:歷經活動結束,市民對賽會衝擊認知有所轉變,高雄市民對2009年高雄世運會的賽會衝擊認知中,正面衝擊仍大於負面衝擊,不過正面衝擊由原先預期「環境衝擊」、「社會文化衝擊」與「經濟衝擊」轉變為「正面社會文化衝擊」、「正面環境衝擊」與「正面經濟衝擊」;負面衝擊由原先預期「環境衝擊」、「社會文化衝擊」與「經濟衝擊」轉變為「經濟環境負面衝擊」與「社會文化負面衝擊」。此外,居民的人口統計變項在正、負面衝擊上及其子構面上達顯著差異水準。文中並對賽會規劃者與未來研究者作出相關建議。
This study presents an empirical analysis from the 2009 World Game (2009 KWG), hosted in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Surveys focus on local residents' assessment of a major sport event impact. Factor analysis of 10 positive impact items produced three dimensions, explained 74.86% of the variance in resident perceptions. As well as factor analysis of 11 negative impact items produced two dimensions, explained 62.27% of the variance in resident perceptions. Results revealed that most of these are related to a desire for social and environment impact, rather than being related to economic impacts. Differences were found between these dimensions and sicio-demographic characteristics. Recommendations for event managers and future research are outlined.
This study presents an empirical analysis from the 2009 World Game (2009 KWG), hosted in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Surveys focus on local residents' assessment of a major sport event impact. Factor analysis of 10 positive impact items produced three dimensions, explained 74.86% of the variance in resident perceptions. As well as factor analysis of 11 negative impact items produced two dimensions, explained 62.27% of the variance in resident perceptions. Results revealed that most of these are related to a desire for social and environment impact, rather than being related to economic impacts. Differences were found between these dimensions and sicio-demographic characteristics. Recommendations for event managers and future research are outlined.