每當政治大學有來訪的外國學者時，本計畫皆會積極的向他們介紹傳播調查 資料庫，徵求推廣與合作的機會，並歡迎他們參與每年度的一般民眾或青少年調 查。第二期第四次青少年調查，已邀請到美國德克薩斯理工大學（Texas Tech University）的傳播學（communication studies）副教授 Nick Bowman 參與出題，
期望能藉由他對於電玩遊戲的深入研究，更加了解臺灣青少年的電玩遊戲行為，
並進一步與國際做比較。
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認知訪談題目 問題及建議
N10 在過去七天內，你大概有幾天曾 發生下列情況？
【建議】
建議改為有幾天有做事時提不起勁或沒有樂趣
「的狀況」。 (01) 有幾天做事時提不起勁或
沒有樂趣？
(02) 有幾天感到心情低落、沮 喪或絕望？
(03) 有幾天感到緊張、焦慮或 不安？
(04) 有幾天對周圍的人事物擔 心個沒完？
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新增選項「Microsoft News」，並再檢視有無缺 漏的新聞網站。
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K2b 請問在你有使用臉書（Facebook）
的那一天，你一整天大概使用多久
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可汗學院Khan Academy、Coursera、
edX、Udacity、Udemy、Lynda.com、
Pokemon Go！））？
【問題】
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