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題名 網路電子郵件之「第三人效果」與「第一人效果」-以台灣「319槍擊疑雲」電子郵件散播為例
作者 洪雅慧
Hong, Yah-Huei
關鍵詞 第三人效果; 第一人效果; 政府規範; 電子郵件; 轉寄行為; 網路問卷調查
third-person effect; first-person effect; regulation; e-mails; emails-transmission; online survey
日期 2007-01
上傳時間 8-九月-2016 11:27:28 (UTC+8)
摘要 本研究以台灣2004年「319槍擊事件」發生後許多網路使用者從網路上收到「槍擊疑雲電子郵件」的時空背景,檢測「第三人效果」與「第一人效果」是否存在,並進一步探討第三人效果的行為效應。本文測試的行為效果有二,一為「支持規範」,二為「轉寄電子郵件」。「網路問卷調查法」是本研究採行的研究方法,研究結果顯示,對所有接觸過319「槍擊疑雲」電子郵件的受訪者而言,第三人效果的確存在,而泛綠支持者的第三人效果較泛藍支持者與中立者更為強烈,但第一人效果卻未如期發生在泛藍支持者身上。另外,第三人效果對於「支持規範」的預測力未達顯著,但對「電子郵件之轉寄」則有顯著影響力。
This study aims to examine the third-person effect and the first-person effect. Fit also explores the behavioral aspects of the third-person effect. The behavioral outcomes in this study are people’s desire for regulation and their behavior towards “email-transmission.” An online survey was applied in this study. The questionnaire was posted on the web for a span of three weeks after the 2004 Taiwan Presidential Election when 319-assassination-related emails roamed the Internet. The results show that the third-person effect does emerge. The users who support the Pan-Green party are more likely than Pan-Blue supporters and Independents to perceive that their emails exert a stronger influence on others than on themselves. However, the Pan-Blue supporters do not perceive themselves to be more affected than others. In addition, the third-person effect is not a significant predictor of perceived need for regulation. However, it does play a role in predicting the “email-transmission.”
關聯 新聞學研究, 90, 1-42
Mass Communication Research
資料類型 article
dc.creator (作者) 洪雅慧zh_TW
dc.creator (作者) Hong, Yah-Huei
dc.date (日期) 2007-01
dc.date.accessioned 8-九月-2016 11:27:28 (UTC+8)-
dc.date.available 8-九月-2016 11:27:28 (UTC+8)-
dc.date.issued (上傳時間) 8-九月-2016 11:27:28 (UTC+8)-
dc.identifier.uri (URI) http://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/101596-
dc.description.abstract (摘要) 本研究以台灣2004年「319槍擊事件」發生後許多網路使用者從網路上收到「槍擊疑雲電子郵件」的時空背景,檢測「第三人效果」與「第一人效果」是否存在,並進一步探討第三人效果的行為效應。本文測試的行為效果有二,一為「支持規範」,二為「轉寄電子郵件」。「網路問卷調查法」是本研究採行的研究方法,研究結果顯示,對所有接觸過319「槍擊疑雲」電子郵件的受訪者而言,第三人效果的確存在,而泛綠支持者的第三人效果較泛藍支持者與中立者更為強烈,但第一人效果卻未如期發生在泛藍支持者身上。另外,第三人效果對於「支持規範」的預測力未達顯著,但對「電子郵件之轉寄」則有顯著影響力。
dc.description.abstract (摘要) This study aims to examine the third-person effect and the first-person effect. Fit also explores the behavioral aspects of the third-person effect. The behavioral outcomes in this study are people’s desire for regulation and their behavior towards “email-transmission.” An online survey was applied in this study. The questionnaire was posted on the web for a span of three weeks after the 2004 Taiwan Presidential Election when 319-assassination-related emails roamed the Internet. The results show that the third-person effect does emerge. The users who support the Pan-Green party are more likely than Pan-Blue supporters and Independents to perceive that their emails exert a stronger influence on others than on themselves. However, the Pan-Blue supporters do not perceive themselves to be more affected than others. In addition, the third-person effect is not a significant predictor of perceived need for regulation. However, it does play a role in predicting the “email-transmission.”
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dc.relation (關聯) 新聞學研究, 90, 1-42
dc.relation (關聯) Mass Communication Research
dc.subject (關鍵詞) 第三人效果; 第一人效果; 政府規範; 電子郵件; 轉寄行為; 網路問卷調查
dc.subject (關鍵詞) third-person effect; first-person effect; regulation; e-mails; emails-transmission; online survey
dc.title (題名) 網路電子郵件之「第三人效果」與「第一人效果」-以台灣「319槍擊疑雲」電子郵件散播為例zh_TW
dc.type (資料類型) articleen