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• W362270003 abstract "This paper presents a new conceptual model for enriching our communities through events and associations. Heavy emphasis is placed on the role of individual satisfaction in enriching community development. Herzberg’s (Work and nature of man, Mentor Books, New York, 1966) Two-Factor Theory is revisited in order to explore this new model. Justifications for the resurrection of Herzberg’s theory in a new context are discussed. The conceptual model addresses communities as systems that encompass persons, events, associations, and communities. First, the factors that contribute to overall community satisfaction and dissatisfaction are identified and discussed. Parallels are drawn between community factors and Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory. Next, the lack of research on satisfaction in associations is discussed. Similar parallels are drawn between the factors that contribute to satisfaction within associations and Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory. Association satisfaction is recognized as an overlooked community factor. Then, the factors that contribute to event satisfaction are discussed paying particular attention to research on extraordinary experiences and parallels in the literature to Herzberg’s theory. Recognizing and honoring past research on satisfaction, a new conceptual model—the community enrichment model—is presented. Finally, practical implications of this new model and its recommended line of research are discussed, so that communities through their events, associations, and individual actions can make their ordinary experiences extraordinary." @default.
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• W362270003 date "2015-01-01" @default.
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• W362270003 title "Making the Ordinary Extraordinary: A Fresh Look at Satisfaction in Communities" @default.
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