发展中国家
世界价值观调查
价值(数学)
互联网
一致性
信息和通信技术
霍夫斯泰德的文化维度理论
发达国家
政治学
心理学
发展经济学
地理
社会心理学
社会学
经济增长
经济
计算机科学
统计
人口学
人口
数学
法学
万维网
作者
Kallol Bagchi,Godwin J. Udo,Peeter Kirs,Khendum Choden
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.chb.2015.03.055
摘要
In this study, we use Schwartz's value framework to explore the impact of values on internet use at an individual level. This approach differs from many of the previous studies that report on national level analyses. The gap in the literature arising from the absence of Schwartz's value types in information and communication technologies (ICT) studies calls for investigation of the impact of individual values on ICT use at the individual level. For study 1, we use the set of developing and developed nations, based on World Values Survey data. For study 2, we use eight nations grouped into two economic/cultural clusters (developed and developing) based on the data from the European Social Survey. Study 1 findings indicate that 4 out of 8, 6 out of 8 and 7 out of 8 Schwartz-like human value types are significant for Internet use for developed, developing and all nations respectively, with robust effect sizes. The study 2 findings indicate that for developed nations, Schwartz value types such as conformity, tradition, security, and power are relevant in at least two or more out of the four nations. In the case of the developing nations, achievement, stimulation, self-direction, tradition and security are relevant in at least two or more out of four nations. Tradition and security are the two value types that are most relevant in both groups of nations. These results indicate that value types have different as well as similar impacts in developed and developing nations. Similarities and differences also exist within developed and developing nations. The results show that value types in general and Schwartz's value types in particular, are useful in explaining Internet use. The implications of these findings are discussed and future studies suggested.
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