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| Title: | 虛擬世界中的真愛：探究乙女手機遊戲中的浪漫擬社會關係與幸福感
True love in the virtual world: Exploring romantic parasocial relationships and well-being from playing otome mobile games |
| Authors: | 呂宥靚
Lu, You-Jing |
| Contributors: | 林淑芳
Lin, Shu-Fang
呂宥靚
Lu, You-Jing |
| Keywords: | 乙女手機遊戲
浪漫擬社會關係
激情之愛
陪伴之愛
享樂幸福感
有意義幸福感
關係滿意度
Otome mobile games
Romantic parasocial relationships
Passionate love
Companionate love
Hedonic well-being
Eudaimonic well-being
Relationship satisfaction |
| Date: | 2024 |
| Issue Date: | 2024-09-04 15:05:29 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 近年來，旨在提供玩家浪漫體驗的乙女手機遊戲，非常受到女性玩家之間歡迎。在乙女遊戲中，女性玩家能夠扮演浪漫故事中女主角，與一名或多名男性角色互動並發展戀愛情節，建立與類似真實戀愛關係相似的浪漫擬社會關係。而浪漫擬社會關係能夠滿足玩家的歸屬感、減少孤獨感，並且提升玩家的整體幸福感等，類似於現實人際關係的正面影響。
因此，本研究旨在以乙女手機遊戲為背景，探討浪漫的擬社會關係是否能帶來真實戀愛關係中的情感體驗，即熱情強烈的激情之愛，以及注重親密和承諾的陪伴之愛，以及這些感受如何影響個體幸福感。同時，也根據娛樂雙因素模型的分類，將幸福感分為享樂幸福感以及有意義幸福感，並加入關係滿意度的變項，以更全面地了解浪漫的擬社會關係和兩種幸福感之間的關聯。
本研究採用網路問卷調查法，針對乙女手遊女性玩家進行數據收集與量化分析。研究發現隨著浪漫擬社會關係的強度提升，兩種愛的感受也會跟著提升，說明了浪漫擬社會關係能夠帶來與真實浪漫關係相似的情感體驗。另一方面，女性玩家所經歷的浪漫擬社會關係，不僅能夠提升享樂幸福感，也與更深層的有意義幸福感相關，且關係滿意度作為兩種愛的感受與有意義幸福感之間的中介變項存在。此外，研究也發現相較於激情之愛，陪伴之愛與關係滿意度和有意義幸福感有更強烈的正向關係。
本研究在浪漫擬社會關係帶來的感受與真實戀愛關係相似的部分，以及浪漫擬社會關係如何對個體幸福感產生影響上，替學術界提供了一定程度的見解，並填補了浪漫擬社會關係和有意義幸福感之間的文獻空白。於實務上，也提供遊戲廠商於乙女手機遊戲設計時的考量因素，有助於提升遊戲的吸引力以及玩家的心理健康。
In recent years, otome mobile games, which aim to provide players with romantic experiences, have become very popular among female players. In otome games, female players can play the role of the heroine in a romantic story, interact with one or more male characters, develop romantic plots, and establish romantic parasocial relationships similar to real romantic relationships. These romantic parasocial relationships can fulfill players' sense of belonging, reduce loneliness, and enhance overall well-being, similar to the positive effects of real interpersonal relationships.
Therefore, this study aims to explore whether romantic parasocial relationships in the context of otome mobile games can bring about emotional experiences found in real romantic relationships, such as passionate love, which is characterized by intense passion, and companionate love, which focuses on intimacy and commitment, and how these feelings affect individual well-being. Additionally, based on the two-factor model of entertainment, well-being is divided into hedonic well-being and eudaimonic well-being, and the variable of relationship satisfaction is included to more comprehensively understand the relationship between romantic parasocial relationships and the two types of well-being.
This study uses an online questionnaire survey method to collect data and perform quantitative analysis on female otome mobile game players. The study found that as the intensity of romantic parasocial relationships increases, the feelings of both types of love also increase, indicating that romantic parasocial relationships can bring about emotional experiences similar to those in real romantic relationships. On the other hand, the romantic parasocial relationships experienced by female players not only enhance hedonic well-being but are also related to deeper eudaimonic well-being. Furthermore, relationship satisfaction serves as a mediating variable between the feelings of love and eudaimonic well-being. Lastly, the study also found that, compared to passionate love, companionate love has a stronger positive relationship with relationship satisfaction and eudaimonic well-being.
This study provides the academic community with a certain degree of insight into the similarities between the feelings brought by romantic parasocial relationships and those in real romantic relationships, as well as how these relationships affect individual well-being. Additionally, it fills a gap in the literature regarding the relationship between romantic parasocial relationships and eudaimonic well-being. Practically, it also offers considerations for game developers in the design of otome mobile games, which can help enhance the attractiveness of the games and the mental health of players. |
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國立政治大學
傳播學院傳播碩士學位學程
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