“也许我应该暂时摆脱它……”:研究社交媒体断开的动机和挑战

IF 1.8 Q2 COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION REVIEW Pub Date : 2023-04-03 DOI:10.1080/10714421.2023.2195795
M. Nguyen
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摘要本研究探讨了人们与社交媒体脱节的动机以及他们在这样做时遇到的挑战。通过对21-39岁的当前和过去社交媒体用户的30次深入采访,研究发现,或者由于各种原因改变他们对社交媒体的使用(例如,缺乏兴趣、过度使用和过载、隐私问题、社会影响、保持工作与生活的平衡),但随着时间的推移,断开联系的经历在个人之间和个人内部都有很大差异。值得注意的是,社交媒体的负面体验并不总是会导致断开联系,但重要的生活转变或更广泛的生活方式选择也可能引发断开联系。人们还经历了各种实际、社会和社会挑战,这使得断开联系并不总是可取或可能的。最终,这项研究深入了解了导致人们与社交媒体之间复杂矛盾关系的因素。因此,在数字媒体无处不在的时代,它扩展了我们对社交媒体不断演变的使用和认知的理解。
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“Maybe I should get rid of it for a while…”: Examining motivations and challenges for social media disconnection
ABSTRACT This study explores the motivations for why people disconnect from social media and the challenges they experience in doing so. Drawing on 30 in-depth interviews with current and past social media users aged 21–39, the study finds that people discontinue, take breaks from, or change their use of social media for various reasons (e.g., lack of interest, overuse and overload, privacy concerns, social influences, keeping a work-life balance), but disconnection experiences vary greatly across individuals as well as within individuals over time. Notably, disconnection does not always follow negative experiences with social media, but can also be triggered by important life transitions or broader lifestyle choices. People also experience various practical, social, and societal challenges, making disconnection not always desirable or possible. Ultimately, this study gives insight into the factors that contribute to people’s complex and ambivalent relationship with social media. Thereby, it extends our understanding of the ever-evolving uses and perceptions of social media in a time where digital media is omnipresent.
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