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題名 資訊資源分配與資訊使用行為之關聯性分析 : 以台北市大安區, 高雄市新興區, 台北市土城鄉, 以及高雄縣茄萣鄉?例
作者 陳淑麗
CHEN, SHU-LI
貢獻者 汪琪
陳淑麗
CHEN,SHU-LI
日期 1992
1991
上傳時間 2-May-2016 16:58:32 (UTC+8)
摘要 論文摘要
參考文獻 參考書目
     一、中文部份
     七十六年個人所得分配調查報告(民國77 年)，台北:行政院主計處。
     中華民國七十八年交通統計要覽(民國79 年)，台北:交通部。
     中華民國台閩地區人口統計資料(民國77 年)，台北:內政部。
     中華民國台閩地區基本統計資料(民國77 年)，台北:行政院主計處與新聞局。
     中華民國台灣地區社會指標統計──民國七十七年(民國78 年)，台北:行政院主計處。
     中華民國出版年鑑(民國77 年)，台北:中國出版公司。
     中華民國統計年鑑(民國77 年)，台北:行政院主計處。
     台北市統計要覽(民國77 年)，台北:台北市政府主計處。
     台北縣統計要覽(民國77 年)，台北:台北縣政府主計處。
     杜麗芳(民國73 年) ，台灣地區民眾收看電視新聞與氣象報告的動機與行為之研究，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
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     李麗美(民國79 年)，資訊社會指標初探:資訊流量之測量，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
     邱秀貴(民國73 年)，台北市民使用錄影機的行為與動機之研究，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
     徐佳士、楊孝榮、潘家慶(民國64 年)，台灣地區民眾傳播行為研究，台北:行政院國家科學委員會專題研究報告。
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     高雄縣統計要覽(民國77 年)，高雄:高雄縣政府主計處。
     章英華(民國77 年)，都市與機會結構及人際關係態度，在楊國樞與瞿海源編著之變遷中的台灣社會:第一次社會變遷基本調查資
     料分析(下冊)，台北:中央研究院民族所。
     陳世敏(民國72 年)，大眾傳播與社會變遷，台北:三民書局。
     莊道明(民國75 年)，我國台灣地區國際百科線上檢索服務調查之研究，台北:國立台灣大學圖書館學研究所碩士論文。
     張曉琴(民國72 年)，台灣地區民眾收看電視綜藝節目的動機與行為之研究，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
     熊學彥(民國78年)，我國直播衛星(DBS) 用戶之分析研究──以台北、高雄兩市用戶調查為例，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
     廖正宏(民國77 年)，台灣地區農業人力資源之變遷，在瞿海源與章英華主編之台灣社會與文化變遷(頁179-232)，台北:中央研究院民族所。
     潘祖銘譯， John Naisbitt 原著(民國73年)，大趨勢，台北:志文出版社。
     潘家慶(民國72年)，台灣地區的閱聽人與媒介內容，新聞學研究， 31 ，頁35-63 。
     潘家慶、王石番、謝瀛春(民國75 年)，台灣地區民眾傳播行為研究(一九八四年)，台北:行政院國家科學委員會專題研究報告。
     鄭瑞城、曾繁藤(民國78 年)，建構健全資訊社會之政策與法制研究，台北:行政院經濟建設委員會健全經社法規工作小組。
     劉支藩(民國60 年)，經濟政策大綱，台北:台灣商務印書館。
     劉梅君(民國72 年)，開發中國家對國際資訊輸入所持的立場研究－－探討國際資訊平衡的真實意義及其達成途徑，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
     劉駿州(民國79 年)，台灣地區民眾資訊觀之態度層面因素與媒介行為之關聯性分析，台北:國立政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
     蔡明哲(民國76 年)，社會發展理論一一人性鄉村發展取向，台北:巨流出版社。
     鍾蔚文、汪琪、沈清松(民國78 年)，台灣地區資訊化歷程與文化變遷之研究，台北:行政院國家科學委員會專題研究報告。
     曠湘霞、徐佳土(民國72 年)，成人觀看電視與公共事務之關聯性研究，台北:行政院國家科學委員會專題研究報告。　
     
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描述 碩士
國立政治大學
新聞學系
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dc.contributor.author (Authors) 陳淑麗zh_TW
dc.contributor.author (Authors) CHEN,SHU-LIen_US
dc.creator (作者) 陳淑麗zh_TW
dc.creator (作者) CHEN, SHU-LIen_US
dc.date (日期) 1992en_US
dc.date (日期) 1991en_US
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dc.description (描述) 國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description (描述) 新聞學系zh_TW
dc.description.abstract (摘要) 論文摘要zh_TW
dc.description.tableofcontents 目錄
     第一章 緒論/1
     第二章 文獻探討/9
     第一節 相關文獻與研究假設/10
     第二節 研究背景/30
     第三章 研究方法/41
     第四章 資料分析與研究發現/51
     第一節 資訊使用行為概述/ 52
     第二節 居住區與資訊使用行為分析/ 59
     第三節 居住區、教育程度與資訊使用行為關係/ 62
     第四節 人口變項與資訊使用行為分析/ 66
     第五章 結論/ 81
     參考書目/ 93
     附錄: 台灣地區資訊化歷程與文化變遷之研究問卷/ 105		zh_TW
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dc.title (題名) 資訊資源分配與資訊使用行為之關聯性分析 : 以台北市大安區, 高雄市新興區, 台北市土城鄉, 以及高雄縣茄萣鄉?例zh_TW
dc.type (資料類型) thesisen_US
dc.relation.reference (參考文獻) 參考書目
     一、中文部份
     七十六年個人所得分配調查報告(民國77 年)，台北:行政院主計處。
     中華民國七十八年交通統計要覽(民國79 年)，台北:交通部。
     中華民國台閩地區人口統計資料(民國77 年)，台北:內政部。
     中華民國台閩地區基本統計資料(民國77 年)，台北:行政院主計處與新聞局。
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