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This document outlines a proposed research study on the intrinsic and extrinsic motivations of volunteers in sport events. It discusses the topic, statement of problems, research design, research questions, objectives, hypotheses, variables, relevant theories, intended sample, sampling technique, and planned instruments. A survey using a written questionnaire is proposed as the research design to evaluate and classify volunteers' motivations as intrinsic or extrinsic. The dependent variable is the motivations of volunteers, and the independent variable is the sport event. Theories on the volunteer process and hierarchy of needs are relevant. The intended sample is undergraduate volunteers who have volunteered in the past 12 months in sport events. Established questionnaires on volunteer functions and motivations will be used to measure the
This document outlines a proposed research study on the intrinsic and extrinsic motivations of volunteers in sport events. It discusses the topic, statement of problems, research design, research questions, objectives, hypotheses, variables, relevant theories, intended sample, sampling technique, and planned instruments. A survey using a written questionnaire is proposed as the research design to evaluate and classify volunteers' motivations as intrinsic or extrinsic. The dependent variable is the motivations of volunteers, and the independent variable is the sport event. Theories on the volunteer process and hierarchy of needs are relevant. The intended sample is undergraduate volunteers who have volunteered in the past 12 months in sport events. Established questionnaires on volunteer functions and motivations will be used to measure the
This document outlines a proposed research study on the intrinsic and extrinsic motivations of volunteers in sport events. It discusses the topic, statement of problems, research design, research questions, objectives, hypotheses, variables, relevant theories, intended sample, sampling technique, and planned instruments. A survey using a written questionnaire is proposed as the research design to evaluate and classify volunteers' motivations as intrinsic or extrinsic. The dependent variable is the motivations of volunteers, and the independent variable is the sport event. Theories on the volunteer process and hierarchy of needs are relevant. The intended sample is undergraduate volunteers who have volunteered in the past 12 months in sport events. Established questionnaires on volunteer functions and motivations will be used to measure the
2010829902 1. My proposed topic: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivations of Volunteers in Sport Events. 2. Statement of problems i) Te event or!ani"er doesn#t fully understand teir volunteers# motivation to$ards te tas%s tey carried in order for te volunteers to !ive fully commitment on te tas%s assi!ned to tem. &. Te type of researc'desi!n tat seems most appropriate to tis topic (and state $y) )n experiment ) correlational study ) causal*comparative study A survey using a wrien !uesi"nnaire A survey using inerviews "# severa$ in%ivi%ua$s )n etno!rapic study ) case study +ter(specify),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -ustify $y you coose tis desi!n: i) To evaluate and clasify te ans$ers !iven by volunteers is in intrinsicallly or extrinsically motivated. ii) To !ater information about people#s opinions. often as%in! respondents to indicate o$ stron!ly tey a!ree or disa!ree $it a statement !iven. but sometimes merely posin! a /uestion and !ivin! respondents space in $ic to formulate teir o$n replies. 0. My researc 1uestions i) 2at are te reasons for te individuals to volunteer3 ii) 2at is te outcome from volunteerin!3 iii) 2at are te most re$ards motivated te volunteer3 iv) 4o te motivations of volunteer ave si!ni5cantly relationsip $it te re$ards tat desire by te volunteers3 1 6. My researc +b7ectives To explore te components of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation $itin te $ider context of motivated beavior of volunteers tat $ill determine te most motivated re$ards of volunteerin! in sport events. 8. 9ypotesis (if any) i. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, :. Te variables in my study are: Variables 4ependent Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivations of Volunteers Independent Sport Event ;. Teory'ries related to your study: i. <enner#s (2==2) formulation of te volunteer process. ii. )braam Maslo$ developed te 9ierarcy of >eeds model 1?0=*6= ?. Intended sample: under!raduated volunteers,,,($o $ill participate in your study) Sample si"e: ,,,,,1==,,,,,,,, (note for descriptive study not less than 100, correlational study around 50 ; experimental 30 for each group) 1=. Samplin! tecni/ue (e.!. strati5ed random) used: Volunteers a!ed 1;*&= years old and ad volunteered $itin te past 12 monts in sport events.
11. Type of instruments I planned to use to measure my variables. (Ma%e sure all variables are included) If you are usin! /uestionnaire. 2 state $at /uestionnaire'$ose /uestionnaire tat you are usin! (te developed /uestionnaire)@ $at are te items ' sub topics tat $ill be as%ed: (relate it to your ob7ectives) 2at /uestionnaire'$ose /uestionnaire: a. Intervie$s b. Voluntary Aunctions Inventory Scale by Blary and Snyder (1???) c. Can! and Belladurai#s (2==&) Volunteer Motivations Scale for International Sportin! Events (VMS*ISE) Items'Sub topics included in te /uestionnaire: a) Voluntary Aunctions Inventory Scale by Blary and Snyder (1???) i) Deason to volunteer ii) +utcome of volunteerin! b) Can! and Belladurai#s (2==&) Volunteer Motivations Scale for International Sportin! Events (VMS*ISE) i) Tree broad areas desi!ned to acieve te purpose of te study. Te 5rst section included items assessin! te motivations of volunteerin!. Te second area included items assessin! te satisfaction of individual volunteer experiences. Te tird a 5nal section included /uestions tappin! demo!rapic information. &