<原著>ESMを用いた日本人青年の生活時間と行動研究の試み : その2 回答内容についての検討

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To understand the daily experience of Japanese youth, it is essential to use an appropriate research method. The Experience Sampling Method (ESM) developed by Csikszentrnihalyi, Larson, and others is a very effective method for this kind of research. However, in Japan, the ESM is quite new. In 1993,Nishino and Chinen conducted three pilot studies on the day-to-day experiences of Japanese youths. The purpose of the present research was to investigate whether ESM could be used to collect accurate, useful, and effective information on how Japanese youths spend their time. The research was based on data from two of these pilot studies. The subjects were 27 single, young Japanese white-collar workers and 15 undergraduate students. The data was analyzed to compare locations, companions, activities, and mood states with corresponding data from a 1995 NHK survey on how Japanese spend their time. The results were reasonable and understandable. Based on this research, the ESM seems to be a valid, reliable, and feasible method for collecting data on the daily experiences of Japanese youth.
東海大学の論文
1997-03-31