成人初显期人群的数字媒介家庭沟通与隐私管理: 一个扎根理论研究

Translated title of the contribution: The Family Communication and Privacy Management of Emerging Adults through Digital Media: A Study with the Methodology of Grounded Theory

曾秀芹, 吴海谧, 蒋莉

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Abstract

Digital media has unprecedented features of interactivity, portability and multimedia, which creates a new communicative situation for our interpersonal interaction and reconstructs the current model of family and social relationships, compared to traditional media of interpersonal communication such as telephones, letters, etc. In the process of building this new model, "emerging adulthood" is a very crucial period. Based on the interviews with parents and children and communication privacy management theory, he study uses the grounded theory method to explore the process and effects of communication between the emerging adults and their parents who communicate through WeChat, QQ and other digital media while they are separated geographically. During the process, the children and their parents focus on the boundaries of privacy to interact, negotiate and adjust each other while the digital media has played a significant role.This study puts forward the theoretical framework of the process of family communication, and illustrates this process initially on the basis of communication privacy management theory.
Translated title of the contributionThe Family Communication and Privacy Management of Emerging Adults through Digital Media: A Study with the Methodology of Grounded Theory
Original languageChinese (Simplified)
Pages (from-to)64-84
Journal国际新闻界
Volume40
Issue number9 (总第 287)
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2018

Research Keywords

  • 成人初显期
  • 隐私管理
  • 家庭沟通
  • 扎根理论
  • 数字媒介
  • Emerging adulthood
  • Privacy management
  • Family communication
  • Grounded theory
  • Digital media

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