2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11266-022-00461-y
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Compulsory Volunteer Experience in Singapore: Personality, Volunteer Motivation, and Continuance Intention to Volunteer

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“…In collectivistic societies, volunteers may be more sensitive to organizational factors such as organizational commitment and support, which have been shown to significantly impact future volunteer intentions in our study. Conversely, in individualistic settings, individuals may focus more on personal factors like satisfaction and personality traits ( Compion et al, 2022 ; Cho et al, 2023 ). As a result, it is essential for researchers to account for these differences when identifying potential mediators and moderators in volunteer research.…”
Section: Limitations and Directions For Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In collectivistic societies, volunteers may be more sensitive to organizational factors such as organizational commitment and support, which have been shown to significantly impact future volunteer intentions in our study. Conversely, in individualistic settings, individuals may focus more on personal factors like satisfaction and personality traits ( Compion et al, 2022 ; Cho et al, 2023 ). As a result, it is essential for researchers to account for these differences when identifying potential mediators and moderators in volunteer research.…”
Section: Limitations and Directions For Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Episodic volunteers’ future intentions have been shown to be associated with personality, personal experiences and management practices. Cho et al (2023) proved extraversion and agreeableness could improve continuance volunteer intention through enhancing volunteer motivation. The volunteer’s emotional experiences while volunteering, such as high satisfaction ( Neufeind et al, 2013 ; Hyde et al, 2014 ; Compion et al, 2022 ) and a feeling of attachment or obligation to the organizers and sponsors of the event ( Cuskelly and O’Brien, 2013 ; Bruening et al, 2015 ), are associated with a willingness to participate in another event.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Az önkéntesek toborzásának és megtartásának érdeké ben fontos az önkéntesek motivációinak átfogó megértése (Kim & Cuskelly, 2017), és az információk alapján az élmény személyre szabása (Cho et al, 2023). A motivációt Atkinson (1964) a cselekvés irányára, lendületére és kitar tására gyakorolt hatásként határozza meg, a motiváció az értékekkel és elvárásokkal együtt arra ösztönzi az önkén teseket, hogy idejüket egy adott tevékenység végzésére fordítsák (Agostinho & Paco, 2012).…”
Section: Motivációkunclassified
“…The external motivation was relatively complex, and the motivation of gaining recognition or identity from others was more likely to enhance the motivation for continuous service than the motivation of mandatory graduation requirements [29]. Another survey of 605 university volunteers at sports events in Singapore showed that value expression, community involvement, personal growth, love of sports, and other factors had a positive impact on continued volunteering, whereas extrinsic rewards had a negative impact on continued service [30].…”
Section: The Value Of Volunteer Service In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%