N世代之政治態度、網路使用行為對公民參與之影響

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N世代之政治態度、網路使用行為對公民參與之影響

The effects of political attitude and internet usage on social participation among N generation students.

邱張名琪 , Masters　　Advisor：曾淑芬　　

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N世代；公民參與；政治態度；網路使用行為； N generation ； social participation ； political attitude ； internet usage

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This study aims at studying the effects of internet usage in young generation on their social participation.  Putnam (2000) found social participation and civic engagement in young generation has declined since 1970s and suggested they might have different ways of participating social affairs, i.e. online participation.  The first purpose of this research is to explore how N generation differs on political attitude toward government and social affairs.  Moreover, as more of N generation becomes active internet users, the second purpose of this study is to explore how the usages of internet relate to their social participation.  A total of 617 college students represent the N generation was surveyed in this study.  The results suggest those who had show more trust of politics would also had higher political consciousness in real world.   Those who were apathetic toward politics also show less interests in political activities.  Internet usages did not show any effects on social mobilization in real world.  However, the results do show those who were more active on blog, BBS and read/post articles do participate more political activities online.  In all, this study confirms Putnam’s arguments on less social participation in young generation in real world, alternatively, they transform their social participation online, via blog, BBS writing and read/post articles to reflect their concerns of civic affairs.

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