第二節 研究建議
一、 中文文獻
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林雅容（2009）。自我認同形塑之初探：青少年、角色扮演與線上遊戲。資訊社 會研究，16，197-229。
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侯心雅（2007）。〈探討女大學生對自我身材不滿意之外生變項與影響〉，「中華傳 播學會 2007 年會」，新北市淡水。
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陳智先（2006）。《線上遊戲社交性研究：玩家社交活動與「第三場域」的觀點》。
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黃慬韻（2015）。《大學生生涯探索、自我認同狀態與心理幸福感之關係研究》。
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