研究限制與建議

本研究的主題為探討社交網路遊戲及遊戲涉入程度對Facebook使用者社交網絡、人 際互動的影響。根據本研究的實證結果，本節將對未來研究、社交網路遊戲業者提出以 下建議，作為參考：

1. 研究限制

在研究對象取樣方面，本研究礙於人力、時間與資源的限制，無法進行隨機樣本的 取樣，因此以滾雪球方式蒐集樣本，閱讀本研究結果時，應特別注意推論的限制性，避 免過度推論。

2. 未來研究建議

從研究結果可發現，社交網路遊戲主要仍在促進與玩家原有朋友的互動，玩家若希 望能夠擴大交友圈、獲得更深入的友誼，則社交網路遊戲的效果並不明顯。但若是希望 打發時間、紓解壓力，社交網路遊戲則有其簡單、不花時間之特性，建議後續研究可針 對玩家玩社交網路遊戲動機、遊戲後動機是否被滿足以及對遊戲的評價與認同方面繼續 深入研究，將社交網路遊戲的特性及影響加以分析。

另外，本研究以 Facebook 作為研究場域，進行玩家與非玩家的社會網絡分析及線 上人際互動分析，由於社會網絡包含層面相當廣，後續研究可繼續對玩家與非玩家在弱 連結、社會資本等部分的方向加以探討。

3. 對社交網路遊戲業者的建議

從數據中可發現，曾經玩過社交網路遊戲的玩家佔七成，但近一個月有固定在玩遊 戲的使用者只剩四成，顯示玩家流失速度很快。建議業者可加入回合制或其他因素吸引 遊戲玩家加入遊戲，並將玩家間的互動性、遊戲中的樂趣提高，而非只有表面而單調的 社交互動，另外提高遊戲的耐玩性也是業者可繼續努力的目標。

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