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    题名: Facebook作為政治與公共議題討論場域：從期望違反理論探討使用者之議題管理策略
    Facebook as a political forum：An application of expectancy violation theory to Facebook user behavior of managing posts of political issues on News Feed
    作者: 廖海貝
    Liao, Hai Pei
    贡献者: 林日璇
    廖海貝
    Liao, Hai Pei
    关键词: 期望違反理論
    臉書
    政治傳播
    議題管理策略行為
    Expectancy violation theory
    Facebook
    日期: 2017
    上传时间: 2017-08-28 12:06:05 (UTC+8)
    摘要: 本研究於期望違反理論（Burgoon, 1978）架構底下，檢視「Facebook使用動機」、「Facebook用來作為政治討論場域的同意程度」、「線上政治表達行為頻率」與「Facebook上對政治議題的處理策略行為」之間的關係，並藉此探討台灣使用者如何在Facebook上與政治與公共相關議題的貼文互動。
    研究依照親疏不同的對象（親近的好朋友、不熟的朋友），以及政治立場（相同、相反）分為四個情境。透過網路蒐集1188份問卷，結果發現，當使用者與Facebook上互動對象的政治立場相同時，無論彼此關係為親或疏，使用者會較傾向「提高」與政治議題互動，其中又以「留言回應」行為最多；而政治立場相反時，也無論彼此關係為親或疏，使用者皆會較傾向採取「降低」與政治議題互動，其中以「隱藏貼文」最多行為。結果顯示，即使面對相反的政治立場時，台灣的使用者較少在Facebook上做出如：刪除好友、封鎖他人，這種本身就是中高度違反期望的行為。
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    描述: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    傳播學院傳播碩士學位學程
    103464034
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