Chiung-Tzu Lucetta Tsai
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 321941 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Chiung-Tzu Lucetta Tsai |
| NOMBRES | Chiung-Tzu Lucetta |
| APELLIDO | Tsai |
| FIRMA | TSAI C L |
| AFILIACIONES | National Taipei University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3680-0977 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 43 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Opportunities and constraints for accessible nature-based destinations from the management perspective
Offering an accessible environment to visitors in nature-based destinations often involves various challenges due to the need to balance accessibility with conservation. This study investigates the influences of practical methods, design elements, and other factors that affect visitors’ experience with reduced accessibility at eight nature-based destinations in the Taipei and northeast Taiwan area. Interviews with the destination managers of thes…
Work-Family Interference as a Mediator Between Job Characteristics and Employee Well-Being During Covid-19 in China
The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally transformed workplace dynamics worldwide. Within this context, emerging patterns in job demand and job resources necessitate a thorough examination of how these workplace changes affect work-family interference and employee well-being across diverse occupational categories. The current study investigates the differential impact of job characteristics on job satisfaction and work stress during the COVID-19 p…
The effects of individual-level and area-level socioeconomic status on preferences and behaviour in leisure time physical activities
This study examines the extent to which individual and area-level socioeconomic statuses (SES) correlate with the preferences and participation in physical activities during leisure time. A multistage, random clustered sample taken from the China Health and Nutrition Survey of 2015 was used. Results from multi-level analyses indicated that both individual income and area-level SES were significantly associated with participation in walking, where…
The Relationships between Leisure Time, Perceived Stress and Subjective Well-Being in Young and Middle-Aged Working Adults in China
Previous studies have documented the correlations between leisure time, perceived stress, and subjective well-being (SWB), yet the extent to which the amount of leisure time impacts the effect of perceived stress on SWB has rarely been studied. The current study focuses on this under researched topic among young and middle-aged working adults in the Chinese context. Hierarchical multiple regression analysis indicated that perceived stress had a n…
Covid-19 reflections
To cope with the Covid-19 crisis, almost all people in Taiwan has been wearing face masks at all times in public. People were willing to wash and sanitize their hands for more than 20 seconds, many
You Can Make the Difference
This article aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of changing cultural norms that have enabled and constrained women’s sport activities. It aims moreover, to analyse the changing nature of women’s sport activities in Taiwan. I want to show that what men can do, what women can do – and what I want to, what I can, and what I will do. I also address how I became interested in sports history and the pursuits I have made in that field
The history of sports and physical education in China
The nature of physical education at universities in China has changed frequently in the last century owing to different educational and sports policies. Though pre-1939 sports and physical education in Europe had the same military purpose as China, China never became a colony of any of the European powers that implanted their modern sports elsewhere. The sports cultures of universities started to take different forms depending on the staff and st…
Media systems and their effects on women's sport participation in Taiwan
A Cultural Confrontation
Dilemma and Conflicts in Taiwanese Women's Leisure Participation
The power game
This study reviews the literature on cultural theory and raises questions related to the contradictions of culture and the position of women. It attempts to address research that deals with the concepts and foundations of leisure. It suggests ways of thinking about leisure and explains the importance of leisure in social life. How have different cultures had an influence on women's lives and their leisure? And how do cultural differences and clas…
A Reflection on Cultural Conflicts in Women's Leisure
This essay addresses the cultural implications of leisure by using an example of the relationship of mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law in Taiwan. Historically, Chinese people have lived in an extended family arrangement, usually with three or four generations together. The modern nuclear family leads to conflicting ways of negotiating the intergenerational relationships and women's leisure. Contradictions for women are brought about by the infl…
Media systems and their effects on women's sport participation in Taiwan
This study has attempted to explore media influences on social and cultural change, in particular the impact of the media on individuals and groups' practice of exercise. It suggests that the media has been in some way successful in gaining male support and has eliminated some gender hostilities, resulting in a little change to the status quo of women. The findings and discussions are attempts to explore how images of femininity/body are perceive…
The Women's Movement and Women's Leisure in Taiwan
Leisure constraints require further conceptual definition, especially as they relate to particular groups, such as women. The study of women's leisure must explore in depth the leisure constraints they face, given that constraints on girls' and women's leisure are often qualitatively different from those faced by boys and men. Whether in economic, legal, or political issues, women in Taiwan still do not receive the same attention and treatment as…
Gender and Leisure
Female adults' interest in physical activity is influenced by the gender education and physical education received in school. Government policy towards physical education is one of the most important factors influencing the nation's exercise culture and it might influence women's exercise attitude in the future after leaving school. In relation to this, it is necessary to address the development of physical education in Taiwan over the past 40 ye…
The Influence of Confucianism on Women’s Leisure in Taiwan
Confucian philosophy has traditionally had a considerable influence on many aspects of the lives of the Taiwanese people. It is therefore necessary to take this belief structure into account in order to explain Taiwanese women’s leisure perceptions and behaviours. The purpose of this study is to examine this issue. The factors that constrain women’s leisure in Taiwan are identified. These categories can be broadly termed economic, domestic, socia…
Dilemma and Conflicts in Taiwanese Women's Leisure Participation
The Influence of Confucianism on Women’s Leisure in Taiwan
Confucian philosophy has traditionally had a considerable influence on many aspects of the lives of the Taiwanese people. It is therefore necessary to take this belief structure into account in order to explain Taiwanese women’s leisure perceptions and behaviours. The purpose of this study is to examine this issue. The factors that constrain women’s leisure in Taiwan are identified. These categories can be broadly termed economic, domestic, socia…
The Relationships between Leisure Time, Perceived Stress and Subjective Well-Being in Young and Middle-Aged Working Adults in China
Previous studies have documented the correlations between leisure time, perceived stress, and subjective well-being (SWB), yet the extent to which the amount of leisure time impacts the effect of perceived stress on SWB has rarely been studied. The current study focuses on this under researched topic among young and middle-aged working adults in the Chinese context. Hierarchical multiple regression analysis indicated that perceived stress had a n…
A Reflection on Cultural Conflicts in Women's Leisure
This essay addresses the cultural implications of leisure by using an example of the relationship of mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law in Taiwan. Historically, Chinese people have lived in an extended family arrangement, usually with three or four generations together. The modern nuclear family leads to conflicting ways of negotiating the intergenerational relationships and women's leisure. Contradictions for women are brought about by the infl…
A Cultural Confrontation
The power game
This study reviews the literature on cultural theory and raises questions related to the contradictions of culture and the position of women. It attempts to address research that deals with the concepts and foundations of leisure. It suggests ways of thinking about leisure and explains the importance of leisure in social life. How have different cultures had an influence on women's lives and their leisure? And how do cultural differences and clas…
Opportunities and constraints for accessible nature-based destinations from the management perspective
Offering an accessible environment to visitors in nature-based destinations often involves various challenges due to the need to balance accessibility with conservation. This study investigates the influences of practical methods, design elements, and other factors that affect visitors’ experience with reduced accessibility at eight nature-based destinations in the Taipei and northeast Taiwan area. Interviews with the destination managers of thes…
Media systems and their effects on women's sport participation in Taiwan
This study has attempted to explore media influences on social and cultural change, in particular the impact of the media on individuals and groups' practice of exercise. It suggests that the media has been in some way successful in gaining male support and has eliminated some gender hostilities, resulting in a little change to the status quo of women. The findings and discussions are attempts to explore how images of femininity/body are perceive…
Work-Family Interference as a Mediator Between Job Characteristics and Employee Well-Being During Covid-19 in China
The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally transformed workplace dynamics worldwide. Within this context, emerging patterns in job demand and job resources necessitate a thorough examination of how these workplace changes affect work-family interference and employee well-being across diverse occupational categories. The current study investigates the differential impact of job characteristics on job satisfaction and work stress during the COVID-19 p…
The history of sports and physical education in China
The nature of physical education at universities in China has changed frequently in the last century owing to different educational and sports policies. Though pre-1939 sports and physical education in Europe had the same military purpose as China, China never became a colony of any of the European powers that implanted their modern sports elsewhere. The sports cultures of universities started to take different forms depending on the staff and st…
The Women's Movement and Women's Leisure in Taiwan
Leisure constraints require further conceptual definition, especially as they relate to particular groups, such as women. The study of women's leisure must explore in depth the leisure constraints they face, given that constraints on girls' and women's leisure are often qualitatively different from those faced by boys and men. Whether in economic, legal, or political issues, women in Taiwan still do not receive the same attention and treatment as…
The Influence of Confucianism on Women’s Leisure in Taiwan
Confucian philosophy has traditionally had a considerable influence on many aspects of the lives of the Taiwanese people. It is therefore necessary to take this belief structure into account in order to explain Taiwanese women’s leisure perceptions and behaviours. The purpose of this study is to examine this issue. The factors that constrain women’s leisure in Taiwan are identified. These categories can be broadly termed economic, domestic, socia…
The Women's Movement and Women's Leisure in Taiwan
Leisure constraints require further conceptual definition, especially as they relate to particular groups, such as women. The study of women's leisure must explore in depth the leisure constraints they face, given that constraints on girls' and women's leisure are often qualitatively different from those faced by boys and men. Whether in economic, legal, or political issues, women in Taiwan still do not receive the same attention and treatment as…
Gender and Leisure
Female adults' interest in physical activity is influenced by the gender education and physical education received in school. Government policy towards physical education is one of the most important factors influencing the nation's exercise culture and it might influence women's exercise attitude in the future after leaving school. In relation to this, it is necessary to address the development of physical education in Taiwan over the past 40 ye…
Media systems and their effects on women's sport participation in Taiwan
This study has attempted to explore media influences on social and cultural change, in particular the impact of the media on individuals and groups' practice of exercise. It suggests that the media has been in some way successful in gaining male support and has eliminated some gender hostilities, resulting in a little change to the status quo of women. The findings and discussions are attempts to explore how images of femininity/body are perceive…
The power game
This study reviews the literature on cultural theory and raises questions related to the contradictions of culture and the position of women. It attempts to address research that deals with the concepts and foundations of leisure. It suggests ways of thinking about leisure and explains the importance of leisure in social life. How have different cultures had an influence on women's lives and their leisure? And how do cultural differences and clas…
A Reflection on Cultural Conflicts in Women's Leisure
This essay addresses the cultural implications of leisure by using an example of the relationship of mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law in Taiwan. Historically, Chinese people have lived in an extended family arrangement, usually with three or four generations together. The modern nuclear family leads to conflicting ways of negotiating the intergenerational relationships and women's leisure. Contradictions for women are brought about by the infl…
Dilemma and Conflicts in Taiwanese Women's Leisure Participation
Media systems and their effects on women's sport participation in Taiwan
A Cultural Confrontation
The history of sports and physical education in China
The nature of physical education at universities in China has changed frequently in the last century owing to different educational and sports policies. Though pre-1939 sports and physical education in Europe had the same military purpose as China, China never became a colony of any of the European powers that implanted their modern sports elsewhere. The sports cultures of universities started to take different forms depending on the staff and st…
You Can Make the Difference
This article aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of changing cultural norms that have enabled and constrained women’s sport activities. It aims moreover, to analyse the changing nature of women’s sport activities in Taiwan. I want to show that what men can do, what women can do – and what I want to, what I can, and what I will do. I also address how I became interested in sports history and the pursuits I have made in that field
Covid-19 reflections
To cope with the Covid-19 crisis, almost all people in Taiwan has been wearing face masks at all times in public. People were willing to wash and sanitize their hands for more than 20 seconds, many
The effects of individual-level and area-level socioeconomic status on preferences and behaviour in leisure time physical activities
This study examines the extent to which individual and area-level socioeconomic statuses (SES) correlate with the preferences and participation in physical activities during leisure time. A multistage, random clustered sample taken from the China Health and Nutrition Survey of 2015 was used. Results from multi-level analyses indicated that both individual income and area-level SES were significantly associated with participation in walking, where…
The Relationships between Leisure Time, Perceived Stress and Subjective Well-Being in Young and Middle-Aged Working Adults in China
Previous studies have documented the correlations between leisure time, perceived stress, and subjective well-being (SWB), yet the extent to which the amount of leisure time impacts the effect of perceived stress on SWB has rarely been studied. The current study focuses on this under researched topic among young and middle-aged working adults in the Chinese context. Hierarchical multiple regression analysis indicated that perceived stress had a n…
Opportunities and constraints for accessible nature-based destinations from the management perspective
Offering an accessible environment to visitors in nature-based destinations often involves various challenges due to the need to balance accessibility with conservation. This study investigates the influences of practical methods, design elements, and other factors that affect visitors’ experience with reduced accessibility at eight nature-based destinations in the Taipei and northeast Taiwan area. Interviews with the destination managers of thes…
Work-Family Interference as a Mediator Between Job Characteristics and Employee Well-Being During Covid-19 in China
The COVID-19 pandemic has fundamentally transformed workplace dynamics worldwide. Within this context, emerging patterns in job demand and job resources necessitate a thorough examination of how these workplace changes affect work-family interference and employee well-being across diverse occupational categories. The current study investigates the differential impact of job characteristics on job satisfaction and work stress during the COVID-19 p…
Psychology (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (10 obras) · Gender Studies (9 obras) · Gender Studies (9 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (7 obras) · Sports, Gender, and Society (7 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Economics (5 obras)