How leisure benefits emerge for shrimp fishing consumers: A Self-Determination Theory perspective
Han-Yee Leong · Ren-Fang Chao · Chun Chen
International Journal of Research in Business and Social Science · 2025 · Vol. 14 / Issue 7 · 01-12
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Abstract
Shrimp fishing, a unique leisure activity in Taiwan, provides an important recreational option for local residents. Guided by self-determination theory, this study investigates how leisure motivation and leisure involvement affect perceived leisure benefits, with leisure satisfaction as a mediator. A survey from 359 shrimp fishing participants and structural equation modeling, results how that both leisure motivation and involvement positively influence leisure benefits, with leisure satisfaction acting as a partial mediator. Moreover, leisure motivation exerts stronger direct and indirect effects than involvement. These findings contribute to the literature by extending self-determination theory in leisure research and provide practical guidance for venue operators and managers in enhancing consumer engagement, improving service design, and sustaining cultural leisure industries.
Keywords: {'name': 'Leisure Motivation'}, {'name': 'Leisure Involvement'}, {'name': 'Leisure Satisfaction'}, {'name': 'Shrimp Fishing'}, {'name': 'Leisure Behavior'}
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Han-Yee Leong
I-Shou University
Ren-Fang Chao
I-Shou University
Chun Chen
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