情報通信技術におけるアンビバレンスに関する研究(視聴覚教育)

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In order to investigate the ambivalent nature of "confidence" and "anxiety" (both factors that are heavily involved when communicating through information technology such as computers), elementary school students and faculty members, junior high school students and faculty members, and university undergraduates were surveyed (n=193). The results of this study indicate that ambivalence exists between IT confidence and IT anxiety, because 1) they are negatively correlated but 2) they increase (or decrease) synchronously with age. The term "nigate-ishiki" (uneasiness, shyness) with information technology can be explained through the ambivalent relation between confidence and anxiety involving communication through information technology. In other words, the ambivalence existing betweeen IT confidence and anxiety causes "nigate-ishiki" with information technology. Previous study results between computer anxiety and gender were also replicated in this Japanese sample.
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