Publication Date:
2010
Journal:
Information for Action
Journal Issue:
Vol. 2(1)
Pages:
19
Abstract:
In this article we learn about a study of functional motivation in a community-based learning program. Using qualitative and quantitative methods, findings suggest that youth volunteers serve out of a need for understanding, a demonstration of values and support for career exploration. Qualitative data provided rich, thick descriptions expressing social and understanding motives as strong forces leading to youth service and a multiple regression analysis indicated a statistically significant relationship between the number of hours served, gender and motivational score.
Sector:
CBO Sector
Library Item Type:
Print resource - serial article
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Career Exploration
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Motivations 
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