第五章 結果與討論
第三節 研究限制與未來研究建議
本研究對於其研究過程與結果提出下列之限制：第一，本研究樣本 結構部份，男性為85 人，占整體樣本 17%，女性為 415 人，占整體樣本 83%，性別比例較為懸殊。由於本研究對象較為特殊，樣本不易取得，故 採用便利抽樣方式，利用較大型同人誌活動舉辦時，至活動會場針對角 色扮演活動參與者進行問卷發放，因此在資料蒐集上，受到活動舉辦時 間與地點之限制，導致本研究抽樣地區無法擴及台灣北中南等地區以及 樣本性別結構偏差，此為本研究之一限制。但事後，本研究利用階層複 迴歸分析發現，性別的比例並不會干擾本研究之結果，即不影響本研究 結果之客觀性。第二，不同休閒活動之類型可能亦會干擾深度休閒、情 境涉入與心流體驗的關係，本研究之活動對象為角色扮演活動參與者，
是否可以概化至其它新興休閒活動以及其對象不得而知，此亦為本研究 之另一限制。
本研究對於未來研究提出下列之建議：第一，角色扮演活動源自於 美國，發揚於日本，近年來隨之日本流行文化傳至台灣，由於風俗民情 以及文化上之差異，日本與台灣的角色扮演活動之發展時間與歷程是有 所差異的，未來研究可進一步考量文化風俗差異之不同，對深度休閒、
情境涉入與心流體驗之間是否存在干擾現象，此亦為本研究建議之一。
第二，角色扮演活動參與者在參與活動過程中，除了活動情境之外，更
是深受同好與家人支持鼓勵之影響，未來除了活動情境涉入的中介效果 外，是否亦加入同好與家人等社會支持的調節效果並作進一步的分析。
第三，由於角色扮演是一項新興的休閒活動，亦屬文化創意產業活動之 一環（夏學理等人，2008），過去鮮有研究針對文化創意之休閒活動的深 度休閒來建構可衡量之量表，同時探討與其他變數之因果關係，未來可 針對深度休閒量表之建構，亦可進行更進一步的研究。
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附錄：本研究問卷
15.長期與角色扮演活動(Cosplay)的朋友相處下，我們擁有
【第四部份：活動特性-請於問題後之方格中，勾選最適當的選項，以下題目皆為單選題】 1.您過去一年從事角色扮演(Cos-play)活動的次數？
□1~3 次 □4~6 次 □7~9 次 □10~12 次 □13 次以上
2.您此次(或是最近一次)參與角色扮演(Cos-play)活動，其服飾與道具等裝扮相關花費金額？
□1,000 元以下 □1,001~3,000 元 □3,001~5,000 元 □5,001~7,000 元 □7,001~9,000 元 □9,001~11,000 元以上 □11,001 元以上
【第五部份：個人基本資料-請在適當選項處打＂V ＂ 】
【第五部份：個人基本資料-請在適當選項處打＂V ＂ 】