第五章、 結論與建議
第四節 研究限制與未來發展
一、研究樣本
本研究透過網路問卷的發放以增加樣本多樣化，但礙於時間和成本上的限 制，樣本多以學生族群為主，未來若能增加有工作之社會人士樣本，更能將研究 結果推估至整個母體。
二、橫斷面之研究
本研究基於人力、物力及時間的限制下，進行橫斷面研究，但是在長期而言，
完家的持續使用行為是否具有一致性的因果關係，就還有待查證，因此在此一部 分還需補強，透過長期的觀察進行縱斷面的比較，以達成長期「持續」之探討。
三、量表的限制
本研究的負向情緒的量表，主要是針對遊戲的功能性互動進行推測，因此在 衡量人際互動上面無法達到準確的效果，也因此負向情緒的R2會如此的低。因此 在未來建議去發展人際互動相關的量表，讓研究成果能更為多元化。
四、遊戲體驗的層次
在本研究當中，遊戲的體驗是以玩家的心理層次體驗為主要的架構，而對於 玩家對於遊戲機制上的體驗並未多做著墨，因此在未來建議研究遊戲體驗的時 候，不僅能夠從心理層次的體驗著手，也可以從物理層次的體驗去探討玩家的行 為。
五、加入外在因素探討
本研究從互動性觀點切入探討，未來也許還可以加入一些遊戲設計因素，如 遊戲故事、音樂音效等探討對玩家體驗的影響，另外現在線上遊戲的畫面技術以 及聲光效果越來越發達，也許可以從視覺、聽覺等感受來探討玩家的體驗。
六、加入不同行為的探討
本研究進行持續使用行為的探討，在未來也許還可以加入口碑行為。以探討 玩家的體驗是否會影響玩家的口碑效果。
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7. 資策會MIC(2009)，2009 網路娛樂以線上影音為消費主力 65%網友曾經使用 社交網站。
http://mic.iii.org.tw/intelligence/pressroom/pop_pressfull.asp?sno=214&type1=2 8. 數位資訊(2008)，迷線上遊戲 宅童每日掛網 3 小時。
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附錄一、研究問項
您好！
首先感謝您撥冗填寫這份研究問卷，本研究主要是想瞭解您玩「大型多人線上遊 戲」的看法，希望您可以撥出幾分鐘時間提供寶貴意見。「大型多人線上遊戲」指的 是「多數的玩家能夠登入伺服器，並透過虛擬的角色同時存在一個虛擬的遊戲空間進 行同步即時的互動，例如玩家能夠和遊戲的系統、物件做互動，也能和其他玩家進行 即時對話、聊天、交朋友。」市面上有許多相關的遊戲，如：
z 角色扮演類：魔獸世界、仙境傳說…等 z 競速類：跑跑卡丁車、極速競賽 Online…等 z 節奏類：勁舞團、唯舞獨尊 Online…等 z 模擬經營類：黃金國度、封神無敵…等 z 第一人稱射擊：CS 絕對武力…等
z 運動類：全民打棒球、網球拍拍 online…等
問卷資料僅供個人學術研究及統計之用，並不單獨對外公開，敬請安心填答。再 次感謝您的熱心協助，在此獻上十二萬分之謝意。
敬祝 健康快樂、萬事如意！
國立高雄大學 亞太工商管理學系 碩士班 指導教授：林杏子 博士
陳一民 博士 研 究 生：石明進 敬上
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一、個人基本問項
1. 請問您是否有玩線上遊戲的經驗：□有 □沒有 2. 性別：□男 □女
3. 年齡： 歲
4. 教育程度：□高中職(含)以下 □專科/大學 □研究所(含)以上 5. 請問您的職業：
□學生 □軍公教 □農林漁牧業 □製造業 □金融業 □電子業 □服務業 □自由業 □其他
6. 請問您個人的每月薪資所得(新台幣)：
□10,000 元以下 □10,001 ~ 30,000 元 □30,001 ~ 50,000 元 □50,001 ~ 70,000 元 □70,001 元以上
7. 請問您玩線上遊戲的經驗有多長？_________年
8. 請問您平常日(星期一到星期五)平均玩線上遊戲的時數大約 小時 9. 請問您假日(國定假日或星期六日)平均玩線上遊戲的時數大約_____小時 10. 請問您最常玩線上遊戲的時段：(若跨區間，可複選)
□早上06：00~8：00 □早上 08：00~10：00 □早上 10：00~12：00
□下午12：00~14：00 □下午 14：00~16：00 □下午 16：00~18：00
□晚上18：00~20：00 □晚上 20：00~22：00 □晚上 22：00~24：00
□凌晨24：00~02：00 □凌晨 02：00~04：00 □凌晨 04：00~06：00 1 11. 請問您平均每個月花費在線上遊戲的費用大約新台幣 ____________元 12. 請問您會從哪裡取得線上遊戲的相關資訊：(可複選)
□親朋好友 □電玩遊戲相關書籍 □電視媒體 □遊戲論壇(如巴哈姆特)
□親朋好友 □電玩遊戲相關書籍 □電視媒體 □遊戲論壇(如巴哈姆特)