未來研究方向

第五章、結論與建議

第四節、未來研究方向

一、不同虛擬社群之比較

根據Obst et al.(2002b)的對於虛擬社群的研究指出，虛擬社群可以區分為地區社群與興趣社群，地區社群是社群的成員因為地緣關係而形成的社群，例如台灣北部、中部、南部的區分；興趣社群是社群的成員因為某種相同的興趣而聚集形成社群。本研究建議社群心理學的架構可以應用於兩種不同的社群，藉以比較兩種社群在社會系統，以及幸福感上的差異。

二、縱斷面之研究

如前述虛擬社群意識與關係資本的情感累積，會有階段性的演變，除了因果關係與階段性的關連外，也可以受到參與時間的影響，因此本研究建議長時間的

觀察某一虛擬社群，藉此來了解虛擬社群意識與關係資本在該社群中改變的情形。

三、加入更多資本的討論

在社會科學領域中，各種資本不斷的被提出，例如結構資本、關係資本與認知資本、心理資本、人力資本等，這些資本都能有助於我們瞭解組織的運作情形，

而本研究僅以關係資本來觀察虛擬社群，其後的研究，學者可以其他資本也納入虛擬社群中來討論，藉此能更清楚虛擬社群的運作情形。

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