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How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances

Volunteerism has always been synonymous with giving back to society. According to Bjalkebring et. al (2020) volunteering is considered a prosocial behaviour which is a behaviour that benefits society. Next, we must consider the potential factors that influence students’ recognition of cultural arts....

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Main Authors: Nur Syazana Seruji,, Mohamad Iqwan Roslanni,, Nur Husnina Mohamad Yunus,
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Published: Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2024
Online Access:http://journalarticle.ukm.my/24182/1/PP_6.pdf
http://journalarticle.ukm.my/24182/
https://www.ukm.my/personalia/publication-category/volume-27-number-1-june-2024/
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spelling my-ukm.journal.241822024-09-30T05:28:32Z http://journalarticle.ukm.my/24182/ How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances Nur Syazana Seruji, Mohamad Iqwan Roslanni, Nur Husnina Mohamad Yunus, Volunteerism has always been synonymous with giving back to society. According to Bjalkebring et. al (2020) volunteering is considered a prosocial behaviour which is a behaviour that benefits society. Next, we must consider the potential factors that influence students’ recognition of cultural arts. The main objective of this study is to establish the future relationship between cultural performing arts and volunteerism. The second objective of this study is to accelerate students' growth and help them become part of a high-functioning society that integrates volunteerism in managing and organizing cultural arts performances. The third objective is to showcase the potential of Malaysia as a developing country that places cultural heritage as its core speciality. The motivation for volunteering is based on personal values towards oneself and society for the sake of their country (Moore et. al, 1996). "Hersberger-Langloh et al. (2010) hypothesized that students volunteer for cultural arts performances either because they enjoy the activity itself or the outcomes it produces. This involvement not only enhances the students' appreciation of the arts but also enables them to influence and encourage other communities to value these cultural performances. The impact of the study is that it enables the community to conduct more volunteering activities that contribute to all cultural arts performances in Malaysia. Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 2024 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://journalarticle.ukm.my/24182/1/PP_6.pdf Nur Syazana Seruji, and Mohamad Iqwan Roslanni, and Nur Husnina Mohamad Yunus, (2024) How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances. Jurnal Personalia Pelajar, 27 (1 SI). pp. 353-356. ISSN 0128-2735 https://www.ukm.my/personalia/publication-category/volume-27-number-1-june-2024/
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description Volunteerism has always been synonymous with giving back to society. According to Bjalkebring et. al (2020) volunteering is considered a prosocial behaviour which is a behaviour that benefits society. Next, we must consider the potential factors that influence students’ recognition of cultural arts. The main objective of this study is to establish the future relationship between cultural performing arts and volunteerism. The second objective of this study is to accelerate students' growth and help them become part of a high-functioning society that integrates volunteerism in managing and organizing cultural arts performances. The third objective is to showcase the potential of Malaysia as a developing country that places cultural heritage as its core speciality. The motivation for volunteering is based on personal values towards oneself and society for the sake of their country (Moore et. al, 1996). "Hersberger-Langloh et al. (2010) hypothesized that students volunteer for cultural arts performances either because they enjoy the activity itself or the outcomes it produces. This involvement not only enhances the students' appreciation of the arts but also enables them to influence and encourage other communities to value these cultural performances. The impact of the study is that it enables the community to conduct more volunteering activities that contribute to all cultural arts performances in Malaysia.
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author Nur Syazana Seruji,
Mohamad Iqwan Roslanni,
Nur Husnina Mohamad Yunus,
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Mohamad Iqwan Roslanni,
Nur Husnina Mohamad Yunus,
How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
author_facet Nur Syazana Seruji,
Mohamad Iqwan Roslanni,
Nur Husnina Mohamad Yunus,
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title How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
title_short How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
title_full How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
title_fullStr How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
title_full_unstemmed How kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
title_sort how kebud: back to roots programme affects volunteers’ perceptions and appreciation towards cultural arts performances
publisher Penerbit Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
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url http://journalarticle.ukm.my/24182/1/PP_6.pdf
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https://www.ukm.my/personalia/publication-category/volume-27-number-1-june-2024/
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